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Expand 3(2x-7) - 2(3x+5)

User Fazy
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Answer:

-31

Explanation:

Expand 3(2x-7) - 2(3x+5)

Distribute:

3(2x-7)

6x - 21

-2(3x+5)

-6x - 10

Add:

6x - 21

- 6x - 10

- 31

Hope this helps!

User Joe DiNottra
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Answer:


\boxed{\sf{-31}}

Explanation:

If you want to solve this, you must expand by a distributive property.

Distributive property:

A(B+C)=AB+AC

3(2x-7)-2(3x+5)

3(2x-7)

3*2=6

3*7=21

Rewrite the problem.

6x-21

6x-21-2(3x+5)

-2(3x+5)

-2*3=-6

-2*5=10

-6x-10

Rewrite the problem down.

6x-21-6x-10

Combine like terms.

6x-6x-21-10

Add similar into their elements.

6x-6x=0

-21-10

Solve.

Subtract the numbers from left to right.

-21-10=-31

-31

  • Therefore, the correct answer is -31.

I hope this helps you! Let me know if my answer is wrong or not.

User Theolodis
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