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Would the expanded form of 3(t-2) be 3t-5?

Would the expanded form of 3(t-2) be 3t-5?
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Would the expanded form of 3(t-2) be 3t-5?

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3(t-2) you would distribute the 3 to t and -2 so the answer should be 3t-6
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Answer: 3t-6

Explanation:

3(t-2)

3•t=3t

3•-2=-6

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