Section 1.9 Grouping Symbols.

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Section 1.9 Grouping Symbols

Simplify by Removing Grouping Symbols Many expressions use grouping symbols such as parentheses, bracket, and braces. 3x + 5[2 – 7(y + 2)] The innermost parentheses are always removed first.

Example Simplify. 3x + 5[2 – 7(y + 2)] 3x + 5[2 – 7(y + 2)] = 3x + 5[2 – 7y – 14] = 3x + 5[– 7y – 12] = 3x – 35y – 60

Example Simplify.

Example Simplify. 2{3x2 + 4[2x – (3 – x)]} 2{3x2 + 4[2x – (3 – x)]} = 2{3x2 + 4[2x – 3 + x]} = 2{3x2 + 4[3x – 3]} = 2{3x2 + 12x – 12} = 6x2 + 24x – 24