SOLUTION: 3(5-a)-4(-1-a) how do i do this problem?
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Question 27488
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3(5-a)-4(-1-a) how do i do this problem?
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stanbon(48546)
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You have to know the following: a(b+c)=ab+ac
Also, you have to know (negative)*(negative)=positive
So you get 15-3a+1+4a
Now add "like" terms, to get:
a+16
Cheers,
Stan H.