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Subtract 5x−2 ​​from​ −3x+4 .
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Subtract 5x−2 ​​from​ −3x+4 .

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Answer:

-8x+6

Explanation:

User Ahwar
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Answer:

-8x +6

Explanation:

5x−2 ​​from​ −3x+4 .

This means take the 2nd number and subtract the 1st

-3x +4

-( 5x -2)

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Distribute the negative sign

-3x +4

- 5x +2

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-8x +6

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