SOLUTION: Multiply: -4(a -3b + c)
The answers are: -4abc or 12abc or -4a + 12b - 4c
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Question 725279: Multiply: -4(a -3b + c)
The answers are: -4abc or 12abc or -4a + 12b - 4c
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
-4 times a = -4a
-4 times -3b = 12b
-4 times c = -4c
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-4(a -3b + c) distributes to -4a + 12b - 4c
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