Help please. @alexiselizabeth
Do you know how to distribute?
no :/
Distribution is multiplying all the terms on the inside of the parentheses by the term that is in front of it.
i got B 10y
No.
How did you get 10y?
\[\overbrace{-3(-4y + 3) + 7y}^{Your~equation.}\] Distributing is a simple concept. \[\overbrace{-3(-4y}^{\text{Times these two terms together}} + 3) + 7y\] So: \[-3 \times -4y = 12y\] \[\overbrace{-3(-4y + 3) + 7y}^{\text{Our old equation}}\] \[\overbrace{-3~12y (+ 3) + 7y}^{\text{Our new equation}}\] Do the same for what is inside the leftover soft brackets. \[-3 * 3 = -9\] \[\overbrace{12y -9 + 7y}^{\text{Our new equation}}\] Simplify aka combine the like terms.
Sir, as someone that has been distributing for years, that was quite confusing.
\[a(b+c)+d=a \times b + a \times c +d\]
Yeah, explaining distribution in text format is a pain. I am not that good with \(\LaTeX\). I am honestly trying to find a way to explain the method to him. (Searching Khan Academy for a video that explain distribution but I cannot find it.)
–3(–4y + 3) + 7y 12y -9 +7y 19y-9??? am i right
You understood my work? LOL, impressive. Yes you are correct. :-)
somewhat lol thank you!! :D
can you help me with this one
I would recommend you search on Khan Academy or YouTube for more help on distribution, as it a necessary for higher mathematics. Yeah, I can help just a second. :-)
okay thank you. :)
"The product of a number and 5 is no more than 8." "The product of a number and 5" is written as: \(5n\). "No more" allows it to be from the number 8 and below, to represent this we write it as: \[ 5n \le 8 \] \(\le\) means less than or equal to.
Do you understand?
ohh gotcha, yes okay so it will be C.
Yes, you are correct. :-)
okay thank you! :D
No problem, if you need more help explaining the concept of something, tag me and I will see if I can assist you. :-)
sorry i was in the shower than i went to sleep
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