Question

Let 
g(x)=4x 
and 
h(x)=x−6. 
Find 
(g−h)(−10).

Answer 1

h=g

Answer 2

Not really. @katragaddasaichandra

Answer 3

\(4x \neq x-6\)

Answer 4

@sydneenoelled
You there?

Answer 5

\((4x - x-6)(-10)\)

Answer 6

\((4x - (x-6))(-10)\)

Answer 7

yes, im here. I wrote a whole message and did the work but it didn't send

Answer 8

(g-h)(-10)
= g(-10)-h(-10)

Answer 9

I feel like im missing x

Answer 10

\((4x(-10))-((x-6)-10)\)

Answer 11

Do them one at a time.

Answer 12

-40-1+6-10
I am distributing -1 to x-6 right?

Answer 13

-41x+16

Answer 14

No.

Answer 15

-41x-4

Answer 16

\((4x(-10))=?\)

Answer 17

4x(-10) = -40

Answer 18

Distributing that would be \(\ -40x\).

Answer 19

yes -40x and then -(x-6) is -1+6

Answer 20

-x+6

Answer 21

\((x-6)(-10)\)

Answer 22

-10x+60

Answer 23

-40x-10x+60

Answer 24

-50x+60?

Answer 25

No. It would be -40x(-)-10x+60.

Answer 26

-40x+10x+60

Answer 27

-30x+60

the signs always get me

Answer 28

Yes.

Answer 29

That's the simplified version.

Answer 30

it says that is not the answer. answer is -24

Answer 31

That can never be the answer.

Answer 32

-24 is absolutely wrong.

Answer 33

Tell your teacher about it. There may have been a mistake in the problem.

Answer 34

its an online homework. it doesn't tell me how to do it or show me how I did it wrong. just shows me correct answer.