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Multiply 4x(y + x + z)

Multiply. 4x(y + x + z)

5xy + 4xz
4x²yz
4xy + 4x² + 4xz
4x² + y + z

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Quizzma TeamApril 6, 2025

To multiply (4x(y + x + z)), we use the distributive property, which means we will distribute (4x) to each term inside the parentheses.

1. Distributing (4x) to (y):

[

4x cdot y = 4xy

]

2. Distributing (4x) to (x):

[

4x cdot x = 4x^2

]

3. Distributing (4x) to (z):

[

4x cdot z = 4xz

]

Now, we combine these results:

[

4xy + 4x^2 + 4xz

]

So, the correct answer is (4xy + 4x^2 + 4xz).

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