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Multiply (-3a + 4b) by 5a.​
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Multiply (-3a + 4b) by 5a.​

User Martin Doms
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Answer:

-15a^2+20ab

Explanation:

Given data

We are given the expression

(-3a + 4b) to be multiplied by 5a

hence we have

(-3a + 4b)*5a

open bracket

-15a^2+20ab

Hence the answer is

-15a^2+20ab

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