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Simplify completely 12 times x to the third power minus 4 times x to the 2nd power plus 8 times x all over negative 2 times x.
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Simplify completely 12 times x to the third power minus 4 times x to the 2nd power plus 8 times x all over negative 2 times x.
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Simplify completely 12 times x to the third power minus 4 times x to the 2nd power plus 8 times x all over negative 2 times x.
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Simplified...
-(2(3x² - x + 2))
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Isolate the x and the 2 from the top of the equation, then cancel those out from the bottom, then divide out the -1. after that you are left with -6x²+2x-4
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