Question

how do you simplify 5(x+4)+6(x+3)

Answer 1

do you know how to distribute?

Answer 2

no not really.... im new to all of this....

Answer 3

5x+5*4 + 6x + 6*3 ->

11x + 38

Answer 4

5x+20+6x+18=11x+38

Answer 5

how do you distribute???

Answer 6

for example 5*(2+3)
you multiply every term inside the bars : 5*2 + 5*3

Answer 7

thanks i think i understand a bit bettr now. im still gonna need to keep up on studies for it

Answer 8

okay,

you have 5(x+4)+6(x+3)

all you have to do is just multiply the 5 by the numbers inside the brackets like this:

5(x)+ 5(4)= 5x+20

and same thing for 6 you multiply it by everything inside the brackets

6(x) +6(3)=6x+18

now you add the numbers you got

5x+20+6x+18

11x+ 38

Answer 9

thank you soooooooo much.... so i need help on another one first i wanna see if i get right...

Answer 10

okay :)

Answer 11

problem is 2(x-4y+1) + 3(-2x+y-2) imma try and figure out the answer first

Answer 12

ok and tell me what will you get so i could check for you.. :)

Answer 13

i think i got the first part right the second part was a lil confusing.... for the first part i got 2x-8y+2

Answer 14

correct! :) , do the same thing for the second part

Answer 15

i did but it came up as a multipplication

Answer 16

ok, just tell me what did you get .. please

Answer 17

-21
3*-6x+3y-6

Answer 18

3(-2x+y-2)

3(-2x)+3(y)+3(-2)

-6x+3y-6

^ that's the true answer :)

Answer 19

now add them..