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Maritza had to solve 5(4m-6)-10

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Hello there! Your question is missing some important information to solve. I will solve the equation by simplifying the expression. =)

Answer:


20m-40

Explanation:

Given the expression:


5(4m-6)-10

You can simplify it as follows:

1. Apply the Distributive Property multiplying each term inside the parentheses by the number 5 outside:


=(5)~(4m)-(5)~(6)-10


=20m-30-10

2. Add the like terms (remember that like terms have the same variables with the same exponents):


=20m-40

Hence, the answer is
20m-40

User Andol
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Hi! I hope you're enjoying your day!

I can help Maritza solve this maths problem. ;)

The first step in solving this problem is using the Distributive Property and distribute 5.

How to distribute 5:

multiply 5 times 4m and -6 and simplify :)

So let's do it! :)

5(4m-6)-10

20m-20-10

Now, combine like terms:


\boxed{\boxed{\bold{20m-30}}}

And yeah, we can't simplify this expression, because 20m and -30 are not like terms.

Hope everything is clear.

If you have any questions, please comment.

#LearningIsFun


\rule{250}{2}

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