–1/3(5/2g + 6h + (–4j))

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Akhil Kumar asked Oct 10, 2023

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–1/3(5/2g + 6h + (–4j))

Mathematics
middle-school

Akhil Kumar asked Oct 10, 2023

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Answer: -5/6g - 2h + 4/3j

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Answer: -5/6g -2h + 4/3j

Explanation:

Distribute -1/3 over the 5/2g, 6h, and -4j, in other words, multiply -1/3 to those other numbers and you get the answer.

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