Expanding and simplifying algebraic expressions

This is a brief lesson on how to use the distributive law to expand brackets in an algebraic expression and then to simplify if needed.

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These questions I did today tend to look harder, but watching this really helped me a lot with this. Thank you so much

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Thank you.You helped me in my HW

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Quite nicely explained!!

[@shawnself9789]

Thanks I have a test tomorrow about this

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Thanks , really helped with my HW !

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Thankyou so much, have a test tomorrow and didn’t know the subject well, thankyou so much!!!!! 💖💖💖

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Thanks you helped me in my homework

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[@sophiesteiner8752]

I can’t do it 😢.

[@afromans170]

wait so 3a2 - 2a3 = a3 but why does the a stay to the power of three instead of subtracting itself

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6ac-6bc dat is it

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I did not get the last part. what aout the3asquared 2asquared part

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You won't understand

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[@lillie6687]

still makes no sense lol

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Thanks