SOLUTION: how do I solve 9[5+3(x+2)] ?

Question 8360: how do I solve 9[5+3(x+2)] ?

Answer by bonster(299) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
First, you'd solve what's in the parentheses but in this case, since there are no like terms, you would move to the next step which is to use the distributive property: multiply 3 & (x+2)
9[5+3(x+2)]
9[5+3x+6)]

next solve what's in the bracket
9[11+3x]

use the distributive property again:
9(11)+9(3x)
=99+27x

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