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Q.1) Solve: - 5 x (2p + 3q) = ? *
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Q.1) Solve: - 5 x (2p + 3q) = ? *

User Amorfis
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Answer:

−25xp

Explanation:

SOLUTION STEPS

−5x×(2p+3p)

Combine 2p and 3p to get 5p.

−5x×5p

Multiply −5 and 5 to get −25.

−25xp

User Khanh Van
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Answer:

-10p-15q

Explanation:

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