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Incorrect 10] Use the Distributive Property to expand this expression. z(-6.4-3.5 x) A. -6.4 z-3.5 x B. z-6.4-3.5 x C. -6.4 z-3.5 xz D. -6.4 xz-3.5 xz

Incorrect\newline10] 10] \newlineUse the Distributive Property to expand this expression.\newlinez(−6.4−3.5x) z(-6.4-3.5 x) \newlineA. −6.4z−3.5x -6.4 z-3.5 x \newlineB. z−6.4−3.5x z-6.4-3.5 x \newlineC. −6.4z−3.5xz -6.4 z-3.5 x z \newlineD. −6.4xz−3.5xz -6.4 x z-3.5 x z

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Q. Incorrect\newline10] 10] \newlineUse the Distributive Property to expand this expression.\newlinez(−6.4−3.5x) z(-6.4-3.5 x) \newlineA. −6.4z−3.5x -6.4 z-3.5 x \newlineB. z−6.4−3.5x z-6.4-3.5 x \newlineC. −6.4z−3.5xz -6.4 z-3.5 x z \newlineD. −6.4xz−3.5xz -6.4 x z-3.5 x z
  1. Apply Distributive Property: Apply the Distributive Property to the expression.\newlineThe Distributive Property states that a(b+c)=ab+aca(b + c) = ab + ac. We will apply this property to the expression z(−6.4−3.5x)z(-6.4 - 3.5x).
  2. Multiply by Terms Inside: Multiply zz by each term inside the parentheses.\newlineFirst, multiply zz by −6.4-6.4 to get −6.4z-6.4z.\newlineThen, multiply zz by −3.5x-3.5x to get −3.5xz-3.5xz.
  3. Combine Results: Combine the results from Step 22 to write the expanded expression.\newlineThe expanded expression is −6.4z−3.5xz-6.4z - 3.5xz.
  4. Match with Answer Choice: Match the expanded expression with the correct answer choice.\newlineThe correct answer choice that matches our expanded expression is C. −6.4z−3.5xz-6.4z - 3.5xz.

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