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Chapter 1: Q. 465 (page 94)

Simplify the expression

5(2y+3)-(4y-1)

Short Answer

Expert verified

The simplified form of the given expression is6y+16

Step by step solution

01

. Given information

Given expression is 5(2y+3)-(4y-1).

By applying the distributive property simplify the expression.

02

. Explanation regarding the distributive property 

Distributive property: if a , b, c are real numbers thena(b+c)=ab+aca(b-c)=ab-ac

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. Simplifying the expression

Using the distributive property we can write5(2y+3)-(4y-1)=5脳2y+5脳3-4y-(-1)=10y+15-4y+1=10y-4y+15+1=6y+16

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