Mathematics, 01.07.2020 18:01 kolin89

Solve: (8r + 9) + 7(4r + 3) ( 1 ) 2. Solve: (3f - 9) + (-7f + 4) ( 1 ) 3. Solve: -8(-g + 6) + 4(8g + 5) ( 1 ) 4. Solve: 5(2n + 3) + (4n - 7) ( 1 ) 5. Solve: 2(-4) + (-8m) ( 1 )

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Solve: (8r + 9) + 7(4r + 3) ( 1 ) 2. Solve: (3f - 9) + (-7f + 4) ( 1 ) 3. Solve: -8(-g + 6) + 4(8g +...