i need help with this math

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Lala15 · Answer

-10(2-6v)

ShadowOfDeath · Answer

How we do this one is quite simple.

What we use is something called the distributive property.

For example, let's take the problem you have now.

We would "distribute" the -10 to both of the terms in the parenthesis.

Once you do that, the final product is a prime equation, so it's impossible to simplify. Therefore, your final answer is what you would get when you distribute -10 to the 2 and the 6v.

Isaacccc · Answer

Idk🌚

jhonyy9 · Answer

@shadowofdeath wrote:

How we do this one is quite simple. What we use is something called the distributive property. For example, let's take the problem you have now. We would "distribute" the -10 to both of the terms in the parenthesis. Once you do that, the final product is a prime equation, so it's impossible to simplify. Therefore, your final answer is what you would get when you distribute -10 to the 2 and the 6v.

Attention ! -6v not 6v

ShadowOfDeath · Answer

Oh. Thank you! I didn't notice that.

Kaylee013 · Answer

the answer would be around 60v-20 if i did the math right

minionslover · Answer

idk

bluebonnets · Answer

60v-20

you would just distribute the -10 to the 2 and -6, and since a negative multiplied by a negative makes a positive then you would get 60

miazzzzlife · Answer

in short the answer is 60v-20

Joe348 · Answer

In simpler words and explanations without giving a direct answer

You would distribute the -10 to both of the numbers  2 and -6 v

$$-10 \times 2 $$

$$-10 \times -6v$$

$$-10 \times 2 =-20$$

$$-10 \times -6v = 60v$$

Final answer :

$$60v-20$$