Find the product. Simplify your answer. 2(-3n^2 + 7) ______

Identify Expression: Identify the expression after using the distributive property. Distribute 2 to -3n^2 and 7. 2(-3n^2 + 7) = 2(-3n^2) + 2(7)Distribute 2: Simplify 2(-3n^2). Multiply 2 and -3n^2. 2(-3n^2) = -6n^2Simplify -6n^2: Simplify 2(7). Multiply 2 and 7. 2(7) = 14Simplify 14: Combine the simplified terms. We found: 2(-3n^2) = -6n^2 2(7) = 14 What is the simplified form of 2(-3n^2 + 7)? 2(-3n^2 + 7) = -6n^2 + 14

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Q. Find the product. Simplify your answer.

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2(-3n^2 + 7)

Identify Expression: Identify the expression after using the distributive property. $\newline$ Distribute $2$ to $-3n^2$ and $7$ . $\newline$ $2(-3n^2 + 7) = 2(-3n^2) + 2(7)$
Distribute $2$ : Simplify $2(-3n^2)$ . $\newline$ Multiply $2$ and $-3n^2$ . $\newline$ $2(-3n^2) = -6n^2$
Simplify $-6n^2$ : Simplify $2(7)$ . Multiply $2$ and $7$ . $2(7) = 14$
Simplify $14$ : Combine the simplified terms. $\newline$ We found: $\newline$ $2(-3n^2) = -6n^2$ $\newline$ $2(7) = 14$ $\newline$ What is the simplified form of $2(-3n^2 + 7)$ ? $\newline$ $2(-3n^2 + 7) = -6n^2 + 14$