Question

-9(-3v+w-2) use the distributive property to remove the parentheses

Answer 1

27v-9w-18

Answer 2

i think. answer choices?

Answer 3

theres no answer choices but the answer is something ^ to a power

Answer 4

have you heard or use freemathhelp.com before

Answer 5

no I haven't

Answer 6

ok what the name of the lesson and what are you looking for i will look the answer up on there

Answer 7

its just a pretest and I am looking for what the problem would be I know how to get it out of parenthesis I just don't kow how to solve it and get an answer( like for example 3^2 )

Answer 8

@ganeshie8

Answer 9

@Abhisar

Answer 10

@Elsa213

Answer 11

yes?

Answer 12

can you help

Answer 13

its a pretest.... i cant help >.>

Answer 14

is that breaking the rules

Answer 15

yes...

Answer 16

im not sumiitting it I was just given examples to do before I take the real test and I don't get it so I wanna know the answer just in case if I have another problem like this

Answer 17

i tink @inkyvoyd can help c:

Answer 18

you know of anyone else?

Answer 19

yes xD @Callisto

Answer 20

@Brostep0s can you help?

Answer 21

what seems to be the problem??

Answer 22

wait nvm sorry :/ I just figured it out

Answer 23

ohtay thanks cx

Answer 24

you did distributive property right? @ciarak

Answer 25

I hope I did it right I got 27v-9w-18

Answer 26

nope..

Answer 27

it would be 27v-9+18

Answer 28

oh really why would it be +18

Answer 29

yes because when you multiply a negative by another negative, it becomes a positive... {(-9)(-2)}

Answer 30

oh ya I totally forgot that haha can you help me with another one?

Answer 31

hmmm.... maybe ;)

Answer 32

lol please :)

Answer 33

i suppose... ;/ xD

Answer 34

lol thanks :) and

solve for u u+2=9

Answer 35

subtract..

Answer 36

u=7

Answer 37

OMG I feel dumb I got the answer but ithought I was supposed to do something different im sorry :/

Answer 38

no worries!! Glad to help cx

Answer 39

I have one more question the problem says 42=6/7y would I just multiply 7* 42 thedivide 6 by that?

Answer 40

no...
\[42\times6/7\]

Answer 41

so y would = 36 correct?

Answer 42

yeppers

Answer 43

thanks :)

Answer 44

i have one question tho

Answer 45

yes?

Answer 46

what grade are you in?? jw :3

and medal please? cx

Answer 47

12grade but I do things from home cause I work

Answer 48

ah yes, lol, like I said, just wondering :3

btw Junior homeschooled for personal reasons... :/