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2x(3x -5) -3(x -3) for x = 2
SIMPLIFY THE FOLLOWING

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-15

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2x(3x -5) -3(x -3) for x = 2 SIMPLIFY THE FOLLOWING-example-1
User Keith Mifsud
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Answer: 7

Explanation:

  1. 2x(3x-5) -3(x-3)
  2. 2(2)(3(2)-5) -3(2-3) First you substitute 2 for all the x's. The twos in . parentheses represent multiplication.
  3. 4(6-5) -3(2-3) Second, you multiply 2 by 2, which equals 4, . and multiply 3 by 2, which equals 6.
  4. 4(1) -3(-1) Next, you solve the problems in the . parentheses, which is 6 minus 5 is 1, and 2 . minus 3 is -1
  5. 4-(-3) Next, you multiply 4 by 1, which is 4, and . multiply 3 by -1.
  6. 4+3 Since two negatives make a positive, the . equation changes to 4 plus 3.
  7. 7 Finally, you add 4 plus 3 and get 7.

P.S: Sorry about the random periods. I had to put them in to format it like that.

2x(3x -5) -3(x -3) for x = 2 SIMPLIFY THE FOLLOWING-example-1
2x(3x -5) -3(x -3) for x = 2 SIMPLIFY THE FOLLOWING-example-2
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