Respuesta :
Answer:
- Disitributive property.
- Addition property of equality.
Step-by-step explanation:
The complete exercise is attached.
For this exercise you need to remember the following properties:
1. The Distributive property states that:
[tex]c(a+b)=ac+bc\\\\c(a-b)=ac-bc[/tex]
2. The Addition property of equality states that:
[tex]If\ a=b\ then\ a+c=b+c[/tex]
Then, given the equation:
[tex]4(2a + 3)= -3(a - 1) + 31 - 11a[/tex]
You can identify that the first property John used was the Distributive property:
[tex](4)(2a) + (4)(3)= (-3)(a) +(-3)(- 1) + 31 - 11a\\\\8a+12=-3a+3+31-11a[/tex]
After combining like terms, you can identify that the next property he applied was the Addition property of equality, adding [tex]14a[/tex] to both sides of the equation:
[tex]8a+12+(14)=-14a+34+(14)\\\\22a+12=34[/tex]

The steps required to solve 4(2a + 3)= -3(a - 1) + 31 - 11 are:
- Subtraction rule
- Division rule
- Distributive rule
- Grouping like terms
- Equality principle of addition
- Equality rule of division
a = 11
The given equation is:
4(2a + 3) = - 3(a - 1) + 31 - 11
4(2a + 3) = -3(a - 1) + 20 (Subtraction rule)
8a + 12 = -3a + 3 + 20 (Distributive rule)
8a + 3a = 3 + 20 - 12 (Grouping like terms)
11a = 11 (Equality principle of addition)
a = 11/11 (Equality rule of division)
a = 1 (Answer)
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