How do you simplify $4 m (m - 1) - 5 m (2 + 4 m)$ $4m(m-1)-5m(2+4m)$ ?

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How do you simplify $4 m (m - 1) - 5 m (2 + 4 m)$ $4m(m-1)-5m(2+4m)$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-05-31T12:26:16

$- 16 m^{2} - 14 m$ $-16m^2-14m$

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$distribute the brackets and collect like terms$ $"distribute the brackets and collect like terms"$

$\Rightarrow 4 m (m - 1) - 5 m (2 + 4 m)$ $rArrcolor(red)(4m)(m-1)color(red)(-5m)(2+4m)$

$= 4 m^{2} - 4 m - 10 m - 20 m^{2}$ $=4m^2-4m-10m-20m^2$

$= - 16 m^{2} - 14 m$ $=-16m^2-14m$

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