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What is 2 times (-2a + 7) equal to?
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What is 2 times (-2a + 7) equal to?

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Answer: -4a+ 14 in simple form
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Answer:

-4a + 14

Explanation:

Solve by doing distribution.

2 x -2a = -4a

2 x 7 = 14

Input the numbers to get : -4a + 14

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