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5 November, 23:23
Distributive property - 2 (-v+3u-6)
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The answer is: 2v - 6u + 12
Step-by-step explanation:
The negative 2, or - 2, will be multiplied by each item:
-2 (-v + 3u - 6) =
-2*-v + (-2*3u) + (-6*-2) =
2v - 6u + 12
The rule for multiplication is that all like signs are positive. So a negative times a negative is positive. All others are negative, such as a negative times a positive.
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