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is your job to multiply and combine like terms?
i know the first part its going to be 16n... i saw the answer was 16n-88 but i don't know how they got 88. You get 16n by adding 12 and 4 by using like terms
first you need to multiply \(12(n-3)\) using the distributive law you get \(12n-3\times 12=12n-36\)
similarly \(4(n-13)=4n-52\)
then combine like terms \[12n-36+4n-52=12n+4n-36-52=16n-88\] that is where the \(-88\) comes from
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oh ok! thanks
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