What is 7(3a+6b)

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What is 7(3a+6b)

Guest May 21, 2014

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With two variables, you would need at least two equations to solve them.

However, you can expand 7(3a+6b), although that would not necessarily make it simpler:
Use the Distributive Property:

7*3a + 7*6b

= 21a + 42b

kitty<3 May 22, 2014

kitty<3 · Answer 1 · 2014-05-22T01:51:15

With two variables, you would need at least two equations to solve them.

However, you can expand 7(3a+6b), although that would not necessarily make it simpler:
Use the Distributive Property:

7*3a + 7*6b

= 21a + 42b