Simplify 8y+4x-(13x+8y): Multi-Variable Expression Challenge

8y+4x(13x+8y)=? 8y+4x-(13x+8y)=\text{?}

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00:03 Note that when multiplying negative by positive, the result is always negative:
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Understand the problem

8y+4x(13x+8y)=? 8y+4x-(13x+8y)=\text{?}

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First, we open the parentheses and change the sign accordingly.

Since there are only positive numbers inside the parentheses, multiplying by negative will give us negative numbers:

8y+4x13x8y= 8y+4x-13x-8y=

Now we group the X factors:

4x13x=9x 4x-13x=-9x

Now we group the Y factors:

8y8y=0 8y-8y=0

Now we obtain:

9x -9x

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Final Answer

9x -9x

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