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7(4-x) how do I do this problem
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7(4-x) how do I do this problem

User Sabeen
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k (a+b) = k*a + k*b

so

7 (4-x) = 7*4 + 7*(-x) = 28 - 7x

User Shweta Singh
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Answer:

28-7x

Explanation:

You distribute 7 and 4 and 7 and the x

Hopes this helps.

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