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Simplify the following expression 4(3z+9)-(5z+7)


User Gregory Crosswhite
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Hey there!

4 (3z + 9) - (5z + 7)

= 12z + 36 - 5z - 7

= 12z - 5z + 36 - 7

= 7z + 29

Hope it helps ya!

User Watdo
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  • Simplify the expression ⇨ 4(3z+9)-(5z+7)


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4 \sf \left( 3z+9 \right) -(5z+7)

Use the distributive property to multiply 4 by 3z+9.


\sf12z+36-\left(5z+7\right)

Remove the brackets of 5z + 7 & put the subtraction symbol (minus) accordingly.


\sf12z+36-5z-7

Combine 12z and -5z to get 7z.


\sf7z+36-7

Subtract 7 from 36 to get 29.


\boxed{ \boxed{\bf7z+29 }}

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