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Simplify the expression
3(1 +9u)

Simplify the expression 3(1 +9u)-example-1

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The answer is 3+27u because u multiply 3 by 1 and 3 by 9u and it equals up to 3+27u
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User Pavel Dudka
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Simplifying

In order to simplify this expression, I am going to use a property called the distributive property. It states that:


  • \sf{a(b+c)=ab+ac}

where a,b, and c are terms.

Basically, the idea is that you take a term 'a' and multiply it by the terms inside the parentheses (the terms are b and c).. Let's see how this works.

We're asked to simplify the expression:


\sf{3(1+9u)}

By using the property,


\sf{3(1+9u)=3*1+27*u=\boxed{\bf{3+27u}}

Therefore, our answer is 3 + 27u.

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