What operation do you do to the exponents when you are told to multiply ? What property is this called 5(3x+6) Solve the following problem 2x+4+5x=8x-6 PLEASE I NEED HELP URGENT

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What operation do you do to the exponents when you are told to multiply ?

What property is this called
5(3x+6)

Solve the following problem 2x+4+5x=8x-6

PLEASE I NEED HELP URGENT

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Answer:15x+-2

Explanation:

you add 2x+5x+8x=15x

then you add 4+-6

Simon Briggs answered Dec 19, 2021

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