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How do I mutiply 14(a+5+6b)
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How do I mutiply 14(a+5+6b)

User Travis Tubbs
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Answer:

14a + 70 + 84b

Explanation:

Each term in the parenthesis is multiplied by 14, that is

= (14 × a) + (14 × 5) + (14 × 6b)

= 14a + 70 + 84b

User Ali Yousefi
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Multiply 14 to each term: 14a+70+84b
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