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Represent the following expression algebriacally: A number, x, decreased by the sum of 4x and 6 A. x - (4x + 6) B. (4x +6) - x C. x - 4x + 6 D. 6 - (4x + x)
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Represent the following expression algebriacally:

A number, x, decreased by the sum of 4x and 6

A. x - (4x + 6)
B. (4x +6) - x
C. x - 4x + 6
D. 6 - (4x + x)

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The answer is C: x-4x+6
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