Use the Distributive Property to combine like terms and simplify the expression. (1 point) Responses Image with alt text: 2c minus 7d Image with alt text: 2c minus d Image with alt text: Negative 12c plus 7d

Answer 1

To combine like terms using the Distributive Property, you'll need to apply it to an expression. However, you haven't provided a specific expression to simplify. If you have an expression in mind, please share it!

From the provided response images, it's unclear what the original expression is. However, if we assume you are looking to simplify an expression such as \(2c - 7d + 3(c - 2d)\), we would first distribute the 3 to both terms inside the parentheses:

1. Distribute: \(3(c - 2d) = 3c - 6d\)
2. Combine like terms:
   • Combine \(2c\) and \(3c\) to get \(5c\).
   • Combine \(-7d\) and \(-6d\) to get \(-13d\).
3. So, the simplified expression would be \(5c - 13d\).

If you have a specific expression for simplification, please share it!