Question

-4ab + 3ax + ba 6xa

Answer 1

-c(3b - 7a

Answer 2

It looks like you have a mathematical expression that may need clarification and organization. Based on what you provided, it seems like you're trying to express a polynomial. Here's a possible interpretation:

- The expression could potentially involve some missing operators or context, but let's rearrange and combine the terms as clearly as possible.

Given:
\[
-4ab + 3ax + ba + 6xa
\]

This can be rewritten by rearranging the terms:
\[
-4ab + ba + 3ax + 6xa
\]

Now, combine like terms:
- For \(ba\) and \(-4ab\), note that \(ba = ab\) (since multiplication is commutative):
\[
-4ab + ab = -3ab
\]

- For the terms involving \(ax\):
\[
3ax + 6xa = 3ax + 6ax = 9ax
\]

Putting it all together, the simplified expression is:
\[
-3ab + 9ax
\]

If this is what you intended, then the final expression is \( -3ab + 9ax \). If there was more context or if you meant to provide something different, please clarify!

Answer 3

It looks like you have an expression involving a variable \(c\) multiplied by a binomial \((3b - 7a)\). To simplify or distribute this expression, you can apply the distributive property.

The expression is:
\[
-c(3b - 7a)
\]

Distributing \(-c\) across the terms in the parentheses gives:
\[
-c \cdot 3b + c \cdot 7a
\]
or
\[
-3bc + 7ac
\]

So, the expression simplified is:
\[
-3bc + 7ac
\]

If you need further operations or a specific context for this expression, let me know!