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I dunno
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You literally must distribute the coefficient before you can do anything with what is inside to remove Brackets, as per The Distributive Law, a(b+c)=(ab+ac), now you can work on getting rid of what is inside.
And what do you do with and and the b and then the a and the c? If you want to simplify the equation?
Add them, obviously ๐
Guess I've been trolled.
BTW, there's no "the a and the b" and "the a and the c", there's ab and ac, which need to be added. If a=2, b=3, and c=4, we have 2(3+4)=(6+8)=14