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How to expand 4(-5x+6) ?
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Answer:
-20x+24
Step by step equation:
4(-5x+6)=
4*-5x=-20x
4*6=+24
Hence -20x+24
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4(-5x+6)
= 4 * -5x + 4 * 6
= -20x + 24
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