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Subtract 2(x-y) from 4x + 8y
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Subtract 2(x-y) from 4x + 8y

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Answer:


2x+10y

Explanation:

Let's put this into the form of an equation.


4x+8y-2(x-y)

Now, we'll distribute that -2.


4x+8y-2x+2y

Then, combine like terms.


2x+10y

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