Which is the complete factorization of this expression? −24x+64

(1 point)
Responses

−8(3x−8)
negative 8 times open paren 3 x minus 8 close paren

−8(3x+8)
negative 8 times open paren 3 x plus 8 close paren

8(2x−8)
8 times open paren 2 x minus 8 close paren

−8(x+8)

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To factor the expression \(-24x + 64\), we can start by finding the greatest common factor (GCF) of the terms \(-24x\) and \(64\).

The GCF of \(-24\) and \(64\) is \(8\). However, since we are factoring out a negative, we will factor out \(-8\):

\[ -24x + 64 = -8(3x - 8) \]

Thus, the complete factorization of the expression \(-24x + 64\) is:

\(-8(3x - 8)\)

So the correct response is:

−8(3x−8)

Which is the complete factorization of this expression? −20x−5y
(1 point)
Responses

5(4x+y)
5 times open paren 4 x plus y close paren

−5(4x−y)
negative 5 times open paren 4 x minus y close paren

−5(4x+y)
negative 5 times open paren 4 x plus y close paren

4(5x−y)
4 times open paren 5 x minus y close paren

To factor the expression \(-20x - 5y\), we first identify the greatest common factor (GCF) of the terms \(-20x\) and \(-5y\).

The GCF of \(-20\) and \(-5\) is \(-5\). Therefore, we can factor out \(-5\):

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

Thus, the complete factorization of the expression \(-20x - 5y\) is:

−5(4x+y)

So the correct response is:

−5(4x+y).

Simplify

−(16−5x)


(1 point)
Responses

5x+16
5 x plus 16

−5x−16
negative 5 x minus 16

−5x+16
negative 5 x plus 16

5x−16

To simplify the expression \(- (16 - 5x)\), we need to distribute the negative sign:

\[

  • (16 - 5x) = -16 + 5x \]

Rearranging the terms gives us:

\[ 5x - 16 \]

Thus, the simplified expression is:

5x - 16

So the correct response is:

5x−16.

Harun and Breelyn have $30 to spend on a bag of candy at the CANDY SPOT. Each bag costs $3. Given that H and B represent the number of bags that Harun (H) and Breelyn (B) bought, which expression can be used to represent the amount of money they had leftover?(1 point)
Responses

30+3H−3S
30 plus 3 cap h minus 3 cap s

3H + 3B − 30
3H + 3B − 30

30−3H−3B
30 minus 3 cap h minus 3 cap b

30−3H+3B

To represent the amount of money Harun and Breelyn have leftover after buying bags of candy, we can start with their total amount of money, which is $30. They spend money on bags of candy, with each bag costing $3.

If Harun buys \(H\) bags and Breelyn buys \(B\) bags, the total amount of money spent on the candy can be expressed as:

\[ 3H + 3B \]

Thus, the amount of money they have leftover is calculated by subtracting the total amount spent from their initial $30:

\[ 30 - (3H + 3B) \]

This simplifies to:

\[ 30 - 3H - 3B \]

So, the correct expression that represents the amount of money they had leftover is:

30−3H−3B.