5(x + 5y) - {2x – [3x – 3(x – 2y) + y]} simplfy

3x+20y

Step-by-step explanation:

First write down the expression.

5(x + 5y) - {2x – [3x – 3(x – 2y) + y]}

Now, the first thing you would have to do is the first parenthesis

5(x+5y)

5x+25y

So far, the expression looks like this: 5x+25y - {2x – [3x – 3(x – 2y) + y]}

No we would do the smallest parenthesis in the expression.

Which is: (x – 2y)

But since there is nothing to simplify, we move on

Next one is  [3x – 3(x – 2y) + y]

We have to do 3(x-2y) first

This is equal to: 3x-6y

So far, the expression looks like this:5x+25y - {2x – [3x – 3x-6y + y]}

The next step is still in the other parenthesis up top

Which is: [3x – 3x-6y + y]

We have to add up the x's and y's

Which is -5y

Our expression now looks like this:5x+25y - 2x-5y

Since we don't have anymore parenthesis, we look for the same letter and add or subtract them.

We have to do 5x-2x=3x

25y-5y=20y

So that means our final answer is :3x+20y

Hope this answer is correct!

If It is, can you give me brainliest, it took me almost 25 minutes to write this down.

the answer is d

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i would pic false cause it goes down towards negative

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