Simplify the algebraic expression: 4(3x + y) – 2(x – 5y) A. 12x + 4y B. 10x – 4y C. 10x + 14y D. 12x

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Simplify the algebraic expression: 4(3x + y) – 2(x – 5y)

A. 12x + 4y
B. 10x – 4y
C. 10x + 14y
D. 12x – 6y

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Answer:

Explanation:

First use distribution

4(3x+y)= 12x+4y

and

-2(x-5y)= -2x+10y

combine the 2 answers

10x+14y

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