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If k(x) =5x - 6, what is (k +K)(4)

If k(x) =5x - 6, what is (k +K)(4)
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If k(x) =5x - 6, what is (k +K)(4)

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Answer:

40x−48

Explanation:

1. Replace k with 5x - 6.

(5x - 6 + 5x - 6)(4)

2. Combine like terms.

(10x - 12) (4)

3. Multiply.

40x−48

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