Question

7(1+6m)=343

Answer 1

Distribute the 7.

Answer 2

You should use this property \[a(b+c)=ab+ac\]

Answer 3

So what do you get so far? @qdbug

Answer 4

Well i get easily confused by this stuff, im in regular math but my teacher is extemely confusing so could i rewrite as 71+76m?

Answer 5

No it would be \[7(1+6m)=7\times1 + 7 \times 6m=7+42m\]

Answer 6

you have to multiple not just put that number in front of those variables/numbers

Answer 7

ok

Answer 8

7(1+6m)=343
(expand the 7)
42m+7=343

now can you solve 42m+7=343?

Answer 9

Just subtract the 7 and divide by 42.. and you have gotten m

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

yeah is it 336?

Answer 12

Yes now divide by 42

Answer 13

what is 336/42?

Answer 14

And you get...

Answer 15

8!

Answer 16

\(\Huge\cal\color{green}{8!}\)

Answer 17

hood job!

Answer 18

8 is correct.

Answer 19

good*

Answer 20

hood job lol

Answer 21

shhh

Answer 22

Ty so much sorry if im like really bad its 11 oclock and im bad at math thank you for helping me!

Answer 23

no problem!

Answer 24

\(\Huge\cal\color{blue}{No~problem~~}\)

Answer 25

\[Thank you!\]

Answer 26

you have to put ~ between your words to make the space lol