Multiply. -5(x+4)(c+3)

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Emmylou · Answer 1 · 2021-02-02T12:14:05+0000

Answer:

-5xc - 15x - 20c - 60

Explanation:

-5(x+4)(c+3)

First let's multiply the -5 and (x+4)

-5(x+4)

-5x - 20

(-5x - 20)(c + 3)

FOIL

-5xc - 15x - 20c - 60

Dlongnecker · Answer 2 · 2021-02-07T14:24:28+0000

Answer: -5x-20c-60

Step-by-step explanation: If you use Dist. Property, the equation will be simplified to -5x-20c-60. You can do this by multiplying like so in this example: 8(x-5)=8x-40.

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