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Which expression is equivalent to 3(2x−4)+4x−2

Which expression is equivalent to 3(2x−4)+4x−2
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Which expression is equivalent to 3(2x−4)+4x−2

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User Dugres
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Simple...

you have: 3(2x-4)+4x-2

simplify-->>>

3(2x-4)+4x-2

Get rid of the parentheses....(distribute the 3)

3*2x=6x

and

3*-4=-12

6x-12+4x-2

Now add your apples and oranges--->>>

10x-14

Thus, your answer.
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User Arkadiusz K
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I hope this helps you



3.2x-3.4+4x-2


6x-12+4x-2


10x-14
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