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4(x + y) – 6 = -8 choose a variable and solve the equation

4(x + y) – 6 = -8 choose a variable and solve the equation
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4(x + y) – 6 = -8
choose a variable and solve the equation

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Explanation:

4(x + y) - 6 = -8

4x + 4y - 6 = -8

+ 6 = +6

4x + 4y = -2

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