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FCPS Bookmarks Home I Schoology www.youtube.com science Equations and Inequalities Distributive property: Whole number coefficients Use the distributive property, to remove the parentheses. 11(8-x) ◻ Explanation Check

FCPS Bookmarks\newlineHome I Schoology\newlinewww.youtube.com\newlinescience\newlineEquations and Inequalities\newlineDistributive property: Whole number coefficients\newlineUse the distributive property, to remove the parentheses.\newline11(8−x) 11(8-x) \newline□ \square \newlineExplanation\newlineCheck

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Q. FCPS Bookmarks\newlineHome I Schoology\newlinewww.youtube.com\newlinescience\newlineEquations and Inequalities\newlineDistributive property: Whole number coefficients\newlineUse the distributive property, to remove the parentheses.\newline11(8−x) 11(8-x) \newline□ \square \newlineExplanation\newlineCheck
  1. Apply Distributive Property: Step 11: Apply the distributive property to the expression.\newlineReasoning: Distributive property states a(b+c)=ab+aca(b + c) = ab + ac.\newlineCalculation: 11(8−x)=11×8−11×x=88−11x11(8-x) = 11\times8 - 11\times x = 88 - 11x.
  2. Write Simplified Expression: Step 22: Write the simplified expression.\newlineReasoning: After distributing, combine like terms if possible.\newlineCalculation: The expression simplifies to 88−11x88 - 11x; no like terms to combine.

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