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Subtract (4x-3y) from the sun of (12x+9y) and (-2y)
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Subtract (4x-3y) from the sun of (12x+9y) and (-2y)

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to begin with, we have to add 12x+9y+-2y we add like terms(y and y)

12x+7y

next, we have to subtract 4x-3y from 12x+9y

(12x+9y)-(4x-3y)

our answer is: 8x+12y

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