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Algebra
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Distributive Property

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- 5(- 3 - 11g)

55g + 15

O - 55g + 15

O

O

55g - 15

- 55g - 15

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The expansion of 5(-3 - 11g) is -15 - 55g.

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Did you know that you can use the distributive property to simplify algebraic expressions? In the expression 5(-3 - 11g), you can distribute the 5 to both the -3 and the -11g. This results in the simplified expression 55g + 15. Similarly, in the expression -55g - 15, you can distribute the -1 to both the 55g and the 15, giving you the equivalent expression -55g - 15. The distributive property helps us simplify and manipulate expressions to make them easier to work with in algebra.

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