How do I do this?
First distribute.
4(2a+4) becomes 8a + 16. Since the next set in the brackets is preceded by a + sign. Then you just remove the brackets and don't make a change so you're left with
8a+ 16 + 3a - 2 = now combine "like" terms and you get
11a + 14
4(2a + 4) + (3a â 2)
Distribute 4 to 2a and 4. You get 8a+16.
So 8a+16+3a-2.
Combine like terms to get 11a+14.
Using the distributive property you can multiply the number outside the parenthesis with the numbers inside so it would be:
(8a+16)
and since there's no number outside the other parenthesis it would stay (3a-2)
now you have: (8a+16) + (3a-2)
combine like terms and you get
11a+14
expand brackets first
so it will be 8a+16+3a-2 which will simplify to 11a+14
Distribute
(8a+16)+(3a-2)
add or minus common factors
11a-14 is your answer
(8a+16) + (3a-2)
(11a)+(14)
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First distribute.
4(2a+4) becomes 8a + 16. Since the next set in the brackets is preceded by a + sign. Then you just remove the brackets and don't make a change so you're left with
8a+ 16 + 3a - 2 = now combine "like" terms and you get
11a + 14
4(2a + 4) + (3a â 2)
Distribute 4 to 2a and 4. You get 8a+16.
So 8a+16+3a-2.
Combine like terms to get 11a+14.
Using the distributive property you can multiply the number outside the parenthesis with the numbers inside so it would be:
(8a+16)
and since there's no number outside the other parenthesis it would stay (3a-2)
now you have: (8a+16) + (3a-2)
combine like terms and you get
11a+14
expand brackets first
so it will be 8a+16+3a-2 which will simplify to 11a+14
Distribute
(8a+16)+(3a-2)
add or minus common factors
11a-14 is your answer
(8a+16) + (3a-2)
11a+14
(11a)+(14)