Which is a simplified form of the expression -4(3r – 2) – 2(r + 1)? A. 4r – 1 B. 10r – 7 C. -14r + 6 D. -12r

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Which is a simplified form of the expression -4(3r – 2) – 2(r + 1)?

A. 4r – 1
B. 10r – 7
C. -14r + 6
D. -12r – 1

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Answer: C -14r+6

Step-by-step explanation: i got it right on the test

Dennis Laumen answered Dec 10, 2018

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It would be: -4(3r - 2) - 2(r+1)
= -12r + 8 - 2r - 2
= -14r + 6

In short, Your Answer would be Option C

Hope this helps!

DearN answered Dec 14, 2018

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