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Main Ideas/Questions Notes/Examples
1. 7(x + 4) 2. 2(b – 3) 3. -4(y + 3)
Distributive
Property 4. -5(m – 2) 5. -(y – 9) 6. 8(4 – b)

Recall: 7. -4(-w – 10) 8. 5(2m – 3) 9. -3(2x – 4)


a(b + c ) =

10. 3(m + n) 11. x(y + 4) 12. d(c – 4)


or a(b − c ) =

13. 6a(b + 2c) 14. 2(x – y + 8) 15. x(2y – 5z + 1)

1 13  14 
16. (8 x − 4)
4 17.  x + 18  18. −  x − 24 
65  85 

Distribute To simplify an expression means to ensure there are


no parentheses and no like terms. In order to do this, distribute
AND Combine! first (if needed),then combine like terms.

19. 8(2x – 3) – 6x 20. 9(2k – 4) – 2(7k – 12)


Examples 21

21. 10 – (y – 6) – y 22. 6 + 8(4w – 7) – (2w + 1)

9  10  1 74  31 
23.  x − 4  − ( 2x − 8) 24.  x + 16  +  x − 10 
4 3  4 85  52 

© Gina Wilson (All Things Algebra®, LLC), 2012-2016

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