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Anelle expanded the expression as shown below.

Negative 4 (negative 3 x + StartFraction 2 over 7 EndFraction) = negative 12 x minus 3 and StartFraction 5 over 7 EndFraction

What errors did she make? Select three options.
The first term should be positive.
The second term should be positive.
She did not distribute the Negative 4 properly.
She added StartFraction 2 over 7 EndFraction to Negative 4 instead of multiplying StartFraction 2 over 7 EndFraction by Negative 4.
She did not simplify the expression completely.

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Anelle expanded the expression as shown below.

Negative 4 (negative 3 x + StartFraction...
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