To expand 7/4(8h+3), we need to distribute the 7/4 to both terms within the parentheses.
7/4(8h+3) = (7/4) * 8h + (7/4) * 3
Now, let's multiply each term by 7/4:
= (7/4) * 8h + (7/4) * 3
= (7 * 8h) / 4 + (7 * 3) / 4
= (56h) / 4 + 21 / 4
Simplifying further, combining like terms:
= 14h + 21/4
Therefore, the expanded form of 7/4(8h+3) is 14h + 21/4.
Expand 7/4(8h+3)
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Expand -5/6(9b-12)
To expand -5/6(9b-12), we need to distribute the -5/6 to both terms inside the parentheses.
-5/6(9b-12) = (-5/6) * 9b + (-5/6) * (-12)
Now, let's multiply each term by -5/6:
= (-5/6) * 9b + (-5/6) * (-12)
= (-5 * 9b) / 6 + (5 * 12) / 6
= (-45b) / 6 + 60 / 6
Simplifying further, combining like terms:
= -15/2b + 10
Therefore, the expanded form of -5/6(9b-12) is -15/2b + 10.
-5/6(9b-12) = (-5/6) * 9b + (-5/6) * (-12)
Now, let's multiply each term by -5/6:
= (-5/6) * 9b + (-5/6) * (-12)
= (-5 * 9b) / 6 + (5 * 12) / 6
= (-45b) / 6 + 60 / 6
Simplifying further, combining like terms:
= -15/2b + 10
Therefore, the expanded form of -5/6(9b-12) is -15/2b + 10.