Simplify the following: 3(x + 1) - 4(2x - 5) + 10x

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Simplify the following:
3(x + 1) - 4(2x - 5) + 10x

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5x + 23

Explanation:

${ \purple{ \tt{3(x + 1)}}} - { \purple{ \tt{4(2x - 5)}}} + { \purple{ \tt{10x}}}$

$= { \purple{ \tt{3x + 3 - 8x + 20 + 10x}}}$

$= { \purple{ \tt{3x + 2x + 23}}}$

$= { \purple{ \tt{5x + 23}}}$

Mikushi answered Mar 30, 2023

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Your answer would be 5x+23

Jamine answered Apr 1, 2023

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