Simplify −4(2x+5)

(−4÷2x)+(−4÷5)

(−4×2x)+(−4×5)

(−4+2x)×(−4+5)

(−4−2x)+(−4−5)

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To simplify the expression \(-4(2x + 5)\), we can distribute \(-4\) to both terms inside the parentheses:

\[ -4(2x + 5) = -4 \times 2x + (-4) \times 5 \]

Calculating each term, we get:

\[ -4 \times 2x = -8x \] \[ -4 \times 5 = -20 \]

Putting it all together:

\[ -4(2x + 5) = -8x - 20 \]

Thus, the simplified expression is:

\[ \boxed{-8x - 20} \]

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It seems like your response is indicating that there are multiple-choice options (A, B, C, or D) related to the simplification of the expression \(-4(2x + 5)\).

However, I don't have the specific options listed out to determine which one might be correct. If you provide the options, I can help you identify which one matches the simplified result of \(-8x - 20\).

simplify this −4 (2x+5)

To simplify the expression \(-4 (2x + 5)\), we distribute \(-4\) to both terms inside the parentheses:

  1. Distribute \(-4\): \[ -4 \times 2x + (-4) \times 5 \]

  2. Calculate each multiplication: \[ -4 \times 2x = -8x \] \[ -4 \times 5 = -20 \]

  3. Combine the results: \[ -8x - 20 \]

Therefore, the simplified expression is:

\[ \boxed{-8x - 20} \]

A. (−4÷2x)+(−4÷5)

B. (−4×2x)+(−4×5)

C. (−4+2x)×(−4+5)

D. (−4−2x)+(−4−5)

To find which option corresponds to the simplification of \(-4(2x + 5)\), let's review each of the options:

A. \((−4÷2x)+(−4÷5)\)

This option does not represent the distribution of \(-4\) and is not equivalent to \(-4(2x + 5)\).

B. \((−4×2x)+(−4×5)\)

This option correctly represents the distribution of \(-4\) across both terms, which gives:

\[ (-4) \times 2x + (-4) \times 5 = -8x - 20 \]

This option is equivalent to the simplified form of \(-4(2x + 5)\).

C. \((−4+2x)×(−4+5)\)

This option represents a multiplication of two binomials and is not a correct representation of the distribution.

D. \((−4−2x)+(−4−5)\)

This option also does not represent the distribution of \(-4(2x + 5)\).

Thus, the correct answer is:

B. \((−4×2x)+(−4×5)\)

you sure?

Yes, I’m sure. Let's clarify the reasoning step by step regarding the original expression \(-4(2x + 5)\) and the given options.

The expression \(-4(2x + 5)\) can be simplified by distributing \(-4\) to each term inside the parentheses, resulting in:

\[ -4 \times 2x + (-4) \times 5 = -8x - 20. \]

Now, let's analyze each option:

A. (−4÷2x)+(−4÷5)
This option involves division and does not represent distribution. It would yield \(-2 + -0.8\), which is not correct.

B. (−4×2x)+(−4×5)
This option correctly represents the distributed form: \[ (-4 \times 2x) + (-4 \times 5) = -8x - 20. \] This is indeed the same as \(-4(2x + 5)\).

C. (−4+2x)×(−4+5)
This option represents a product of two binomials, which is not equivalent to distributing \(-4\) and leads to a different expression entirely.

D. (−4−2x)+(−4−5)
This option does not make sense in terms of distribution and does not lead to the correct simplified form.

So, the only correct option that simplifies to \(-8x - 20\) is indeed:

B. (−4×2x)+(−4×5)

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