SOLUTION: 7(2+5g)+2(3-g) I've done this one = 53g not sure on this one with the minus in the middle of the equation? 5(3g+4)-3(2g+5)???

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Question 812923: 7(2+5g)+2(3-g) I've done this DISABLED_event_one= 53g

not sure on this one with the minus in the middle of the equation?
5(3g+4)-3(2g+5)???

Answer by ewatrrr(24785)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
 
Hi,
7(2+5g)+2(3-g) |Distributing the 7 and then the 2 to remove the parenthesis
14 + 35g + 6 - 2g Note: the variable g is only in two of the terms

5(3g+4)-3(2g+5) |Distributing the 5 and then the -3 to remove the parenthesis
15g + 20 - 6g - 15 Note: the variable g is only in two of the terms

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