Math, asked by gaurinandni8014, 1 year ago

How do you expand the expression −6(7p+3)?

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Answered by Vidhikriti

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

-42p-18

Answered by preeancubnrzi

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It's very simple my friend..

U just have to multiply-6 with (7p+3) and that's your ans..

Solution_

-6(7p+3)

=-6×7p -6×3

=-42p-18 (Ans.)

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