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simplify: 4(2m^3 - y^1)
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multiply 4 against each of the terms in the parenthesis... \[8m^3 - 4y\]
But I'd actually consider the original version more simplified, but that's just me I guess.
are you sure sure, because i thought you should cube the 3 first then multipy by 4
Is the cube just the m? or is it the quantity of (2m)^3?
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If you have this: \[8(2m)^3 \] then yes, you'll cube 2m first (8m^3) then multiply by 8.
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