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My question is what is the answer for (1−2g+4h)⋅5??

My question is what is the answer for (1−2g+4h)⋅5??
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My question is what is the answer for (1−2g+4h)⋅5??

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Answer:

Simple!

Explanation:

Multiply 5 into each term into the parenthesis.

5-`10g + 20h

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