Question

How do you solve using the distributive property
n(2a - 4b + 6c)

Answer 1

just distribute

for example

\[x(x + y + z) \implies x^2 + xy + xz\]
does that give you any ideas?

Answer 2

So woul that mean like 2an +-4bn + 6cn

Answer 3

yup it would

Answer 4

Oh cool

Answer 5

yeahhhh

Answer 6

Ok then what

Answer 7

Is that your answer because you can't simplify anything else

Answer 8

yep. that's the final answer

Answer 9

Ok can you tell me if this other problem right

Answer 10

It's using the distributive property
2(7x) + 2(8z)

I got 14x + 16z

Answer 11

yes that is right

Answer 12

Yay!!

Answer 13

congrats ^_^

Answer 14

Wow I'm really dumb

Answer 15

haha lol =)) i think you just lack experience. math is all about experience :))

Answer 16

I lack memory I learned it last year and I don't remember it

Answer 17

i forget half the things i learn every year =)) i usually only remember things if i have used it a lot of times already

Answer 18

Yea Guess so nut thanks of helping me again

Answer 19

*but

Answer 20

welcome ^_^