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Expand −4(6a − 5).
and can you show me how to do it like work it out
and can you show me how to do it like work it out
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To expand the expression -4(6a - 5), you need to distribute the -4 to each term inside the parentheses.
-4 * 6a = -24a
-4 * -5 = +20
Therefore, the expanded form of -4(6a - 5) is -24a + 20.
-4 * 6a = -24a
-4 * -5 = +20
Therefore, the expanded form of -4(6a - 5) is -24a + 20.
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