Question

The product of -13 and the difference of c and d

Answer 1

The text mentions a product of two terms and a subtraction. The first term is the number - 13 times the difference of c and d. As a mathematical expression, this would be

`(-13)*(c-d)`

Expanding this expression using the distributive rule, we have

`\begin{gathered} (-13)*(c-d) \\ =-13c+13d \end{gathered}`