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Simplify 2y (3-x) + 7 (x-2y)

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The first step for solving this expression is to distribute 2y through the first parenthesis.
6y - 2xy + 7(x - 2y)
Now distribute 7 through the second set of parenthesis.
6y - 2xy + 7x - 14y
Lastly,, collect the like terms with y.
-8y - 2xy + 7x
Since we cannot simplify any further,, -8y - 2xy + 7x is the correct answer to your question.
Let me know if you have any further questions.
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User Delucasvb
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Hi there!
Let's simplify step by step.



2y(3 - x) + 7(x - 2y) =
First we work out the parenthesis (for instance possible by using rainbow technique).


2y * 3 + 2y * - x + 7 * x + 7 * - 2y = \\ 6y - 2xy + 7x - 14y =
Finally we collect the common terms.


- 2xy + 7x - 8y
~ Hope this helps you!


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