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Nick Cortez
Chemistry
24 January, 19:25
0.7 (5a-13p) simplify the expression
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Miguel
24 January, 19:42
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The answer would be 3.5a - 9.1p.
To solve, you have to distribute 0.7 to the numbers in the parentheses.
0.7 (5a - 13p)
0.7 * 5a = 3.5a
0.7 * - 13p = - 9.1p
3.5a - 9.1p
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