Can you simplify -3(x - 2y)

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Mehrad Farahnak · Answer 1 · 2019-12-22T02:14:47+0000

Yes.

−3(x−2y) = (−3)(x+−2y)

And then...

(−3)(x+−2y) = (−3)(x)+(−3)(−2y)

which equates to −3x+6y

The answer of which you're looking for is −3x+6y.

Can you simplify -3(x - 2y)

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