Remove brackets using the distributive law: -9(2r - 3s) *

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Elina asked Jul 11, 2022

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Remove brackets using the distributive law: -9(2r - 3s) *

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Answer:

-18r + 27s

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You would multiply 2r and -3s by -9.

Alessandro Dionisi answered Jul 12, 2022

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The answer is -18r + 27s! :)

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