Answer:
[tex]33 - 4x[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the term to be solved by explaining each step:
[tex]13 - 4(x - 5)[/tex]
First of all, the bracket will be solved as per the BODMAS rule.
The bracket term is:
[tex]4(x-5)[/tex]
Now, 4 will be multiplied with [tex]x[/tex] and -5.
i.e.
[tex]4(x-5)=(4\times x-4\times 5)\\\Rightarrow (4x-20)[/tex]
Now, let us put the value back in the original expression.
[tex]13 - 4(x - 5) = 13-(4x-20)[/tex]
Now, let us remove the bracket, negative sign will be multiplied with both i.e. [tex]4x[/tex] and -20
[tex]\Rightarrow 13-4x+20 (\because[/tex] negative multiplied with negative makes positive term)
Now, 13 and 20 are like terms, they will be added.
[tex]\therefore[/tex] the expression is equivalent to :
[tex]\bold{33-4x}[/tex]
