Find out the answer to "How do you simplify (12−3+5k)6+4k−2(k+5)?"

Lincoln Hernandez

Answered question

2022-02-02

How do you simplify

(12 - 3 + 5 k) 6 + 4 k - 2 (k + 5)

Clark Carson

Beginner2022-02-03Added 17 answers

(12 - 3 + 5 k) 6 + 4 k - 2 (k + 5)

Simplify the bracket

(9 + 5 k) 6 + 4 k - 2 (k + 5)

Expand the brackets

54 + 30 k + 4 k - 2 k - 10

Collect like terms

44 + 32 k

ungabav6k

Beginner2022-02-04Added 8 answers

(12 - 3 + 5 k) 6 + 4 k - 2 (k + 5)

(9 + 5 k) \times 6 + 4 k - 2 (k + 5)

Use the distributive property to multiply

9 + 5 k

by 6.

54 + 30 k + 4 k - 2 (k + 5)

Combine 30k and 4k to get 34k.

54 + 34 k - 2 (k + 5)

Use the distributive property to multiply

- 2 by k + 5

54 + 34 k - 2 k - 10

Combine 34k and -2k to get 32k.

54 + 32 k - 10

Subtract 10 from 54 to get 44.

44 + 32 k

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