How do you multiply $-c(11c+4)$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-01-08T15:42:09

To multiply this expression you multiply each term in the parenthesis by $-c$ . See full explanation below:

To multiply this expression you multiply each term in the parenthesis by $color(red)(-c)$ .

$color(red)(-c)(11c + 4) -> (color(red)(-c) xx 11c) + (color(red)(-c) xx 4) ->$

$-11c^2 - 4c$

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