Question

r(5r + r^2) =

Answer 1

Is it suppose to equal zero? What do u want to do with this?

Answer 2

No. I just have to find the answer, im thinking it's 5r^2 + r3 = 5r^5 ....

Answer 3

No. That doesn't work.
If it doesn't =0

U can either multiply it all out,
5r^2 +r^3
Or factor out a r^2
So r^2(5+r)

Answer 4

5r^2 +r^3 doesn't equal 5r^5

But (5r^2)(r^3)= 5r^5

Answer 5

Soo... What would it be then?