Simplify the expression: 2(5a-4a)+6a2(5a−4a)+6a

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jkmiec26 · Answer

is it =2(5 etc. or is it 6a squared?

sandy011 · Answer

ah its 6a 2(5

sandy011 · Answer

i forgot the space

jkmiec26 · Answer

Okay so what you do first is distribute

sandy011 · Answer

okay

jkmiec26 · Answer

What do you get when you distribute?

jhonyy9 · Answer

like a first idea inside these parentheses there are 5a -4a 
yes ?

sandy011 · Answer

im so confused now

jhonyy9 · Answer

why ? you ve wrote there - no ?

sandy011 · Answer

imma just ask a friend for the answer

jhonyy9 · Answer

2(5a-4a)+6a 
2(5a−4a)+6a

is this in this way ?

jhonyy9 · Answer

so then 5a-4a = a 
2a +6a = ?

jhonyy9 · Answer

@Laylalyssa

jkmiec26 · Answer

no you have to distribute first

jkmiec26 · Answer

you have to distribute everything

jhonyy9 · Answer

what you wan distribute ? 
inside parentheses are 5a -4a = a

jkmiec26 · Answer

2(5a-4a)+6a2(5a−4a)+6a
10a-8a+30a^3-24a^3 +6a

jkmiec26 · Answer

that's how u distribute

jhonyy9 · Answer

$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @jkmiec26
2(5a-4a)+6a  here said that is space 2(5a−4a)+6a
10a-8a+30a^3-24a^3 +6a
$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}$