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Solve the equation -3(7 + 5g)

Solve the equation -3(7 + 5g)
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Solve the equation -3(7 + 5g)

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Hey there!


-3(7 + 5g)


DISTRIBUTE -3 WITHIN the PARENTHESES

= -3(7) - 3(5g)


= -21 - 15g


= -15g - 21


Good luck on your assignment and enjoy day!

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