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Simplifying algebraic expressions --3g+7(6g+4)
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Simplifying algebraic expressions --3g+7(6g+4)

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39g+28

First you would do the distributive property 7(6g+4) and 7x6= 42g & 7x4=28. Then you would -3g from 42g and you'd get 39g. So you/re simplified expression would be 39g+28.

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39g+28

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