Question

Which is another way to write the expression 12 • (r – 6)?

A.
(12 • r) – (12 • 6)

B.
12 • r – 6

C.
(12 • r) • 6

D.
(12 • r) – 6

Answer 1

I need despert help

Answer 2

@mossyfish

Answer 3

I just need a simple answer

Answer 4

ok

Answer 5

Let's expand this. We have 12*r and 12*-6. Which answer matches this?

Answer 6

A

Answer 7

@mossyfish

Answer 8

Excellent!! :)

Answer 9

What value for b makes this equation true?

2 • 37 = (2 • b) + (2 • 7)

Answer 10

What about this @mossyfish

Answer 11

Let's solve this as far as we can, first. Starting with the left side, what is 2*37?

Answer 12

54

Answer 13

No. 2*30=60, right? 2*7=14, right? 14+60=74. 2*37=74. This means that, to balance the equation, everything on the right side must equal 74, right?

Answer 14

yup

Answer 15

Alright, so now let's solve the right side :). We can't solve the first part because we don't know what b is. Let's look at the second part. 2*7. This is 14, right? So, what plus 14 is equal to 74?

Answer 16

60

Answer 17

b

Answer 18

Right, so what times 2 is equal to 60?

Answer 19

@Julianm we already got that can u help on the other on here

Answer 20

Hurry up and reply

Answer 21

Please don't be rude, I asked you a question. What times 2 is equal to 60?

Answer 22

30

Answer 23

Right. So, let's plug this back into the equation to check our work. 2*37=(2*(30))+(2*7). 2*30=60, 2*7=14. 60+14=74. 2*37=74. It works! b=30 :)

Answer 24

What value for z makes this equation true?

z • 5 = (50 • 5) + (6 • 5)

Answer 25

Try this one on your own, I'll check your work

Answer 26

Ethan, have you solved it?