Which equation shows the correct use of the Distributive Property? −4(3/2x−1/2)=−15

A. 6x + 4 = –15
B. 2x – 1/2 = –15
C. –6x – 2 = –15
D. –6x + 2 = –15

D.

Step-by-step explanation:

-4(3/2x - 1/2) = -15 (multiply -4 and 3/2x AND -4 with -1/2)

-6x + 2 = -15

(Negative times positive is negative, negative and a negative multiplied is positive.)

We have two options: If Charlie's Chocolate Fudge is sold only by entire pounds then we can only buy 5 pounds, otherwise, If Charlie's Chocolate Fudge is sold by the fraction of a pound too, then we can buy 5 5/39 pounds.

Step-by-step explanation:

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We have that Charlie's Chocolate Fudge costs 1.95 per pound, this is , and we have , then we could buy .

So If Charlie's Chocolate Fudge is sold only by entire pounds then we can only buy 5 pounds.

Or If Charlie's Chocolate Fudge is sold by the fraction of a pound, then we can buy 5 5/39 pounds