When 4a - a x 3a + 7a is simplified it is equivalent to?

Andrew Rasmussen asked Oct 24, 2022

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Andrew Rasmussen asked Oct 24, 2022

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Answer: -3a^2 + 11a

Explanation:

4a - (a x 3a) + 7a - Multiply first to get 4a - 3a^2 + 7a

4a - 3a^2 + 7a - Add like terms (a terms) to get -3a^2 + 11a

So the answer in -3a^2 + 11a

Jnewbery answered Oct 28, 2022

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