Question

Distribute: 5(2x + 3)

10x + 15
7x + 8
10x + 25
7x + 3

Answer 1

Write it properly..

Answer 2

After 10x + 15, what have you written??

Answer 3

That is how it's written.

Answer 4

Distribute: 5(2x + 3)

A 10x + 15
B 7x + 8
C 10x + 25
D 7x + 3

Answer 5

What is the actual question?

Or can we see the screenshot or pic of that??

Answer 6

Oh, those are the options..

write it clearly buddy..

Answer 7

Just distribute 5 to brackets..

Answer 8

Multiply both sides by 5.

\[2x*5\]

\[3\times5\]

Answer 9

\[a(b+c) = ab + ac \quad \quad \text{Distributive Property}\]

Answer 10

Still in problem??

Answer 11

There??

Answer 12

I have to go now, If still you are in trouble, then @ganeshie8 can help you.. :)

Answer 13

You dont need Ganeshie8 when NightWatcher is here!

Answer 14

Or @Night-Watcher will definitely help you.. :P

Answer 15

Ill help!

Answer 16

I know you will reply that's why I write "can" there.. :P

Answer 17

@waterineyes Lol

Answer 18

he he he.. :)

Answer 19

Are you still having trouble? @CrazyCountryGirl

Answer 20

May be @CrazyCountryGirl is out of the country for a while.. :)

Answer 21

@waterineyes Lmao

Answer 22

I'm here sorry. :)

Answer 23

Oh, then I think @Night-Watcher has posted the question and I am helping him.. :P

Answer 24

@CrazyCountryGirl Basically what were trying to say is, do you still need help? Because we threw out ways to solve your question and were not getting much of a response.

Answer 25

You are here but you are not mentally here..

Answer 26

I am here, I'm still confused, what do we do with x?

Answer 27

x will remain x..

Answer 28

Just a digit will get attached to it..

suppose I am multiplying 3 with a number n: then answer would be : 3n

Answer 29

If I were adding 3 to the number n then it would be : n + 3

Answer 30

With that said your answer should be clear in front of you.

Answer 31

would be a or c?

Answer 32

Do you know the table for 5 ??

Answer 33

yes. im not stupid... o_o

Answer 34

I mean suppose there are 3 students, and I am DISTRIBUTING 5 chocolates to them, then how many total chocolates I am having??

Answer 35

I asked because I am stupid, and I need your help while using that.. :P

Answer 36

@CrazyCountryGirl if you want to get rid of your confusion and doubts, then you should interact with us.. :)

Answer 37

A closed question will mean then you have understood the question properly..

Am I right @CrazyCountryGirl

Answer 38

*that not then there..

Answer 39

Can you write today what you are writing?? @Night-Watcher :P

Answer 40

Yeah >.<...If @CrazyCountryGirl doesn't want to interact...i guess we are done here...

Answer 41

Thanks but I figured it out, I didn't get how you were explaining. The problem was really simple I read it wrong. :)

Answer 42

He he he...

You are blaming your teacher?? :P

Answer 43

yep. :)

Answer 44

\[5(2x+3 ) = 5(2x) + 5(3) = \color{green}{10x + 15}\]

Answer 45

I have written the formula above, all you have to do is to use that in a proper manner.. :P

Answer 46

That's what I got. You should delete that though. If another person has this problem then they can get the answer without knowing what to do.

Answer 47

I bet they can't..

Answer 48

I have seen people getting afraid from brackets.. () :P

Answer 49

yeah they could...

Answer 50

You are 77, you are thinking your way.. :)

Answer 51

I will definitely tag you at the post where I can prove this.. Check this with your eyeballs..

Answer 52

@Night-Watcher is also here, you can ask him too, may be I am wrong..

Answer 53

@waterineyes is certainly correct.