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What is the equivalent to 4(6x+9)- 2(5x-6)

What is the equivalent to 4(6x+9)- 2(5x-6)
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What is the equivalent to 4(6x+9)- 2(5x-6)

User Adam Stevenson
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Since you present no answer choices, I will assume that you want to express
4(6x+9)- 2(5x-6) in the simplest possible terms.

Multiplying, 24x + 36 - 10x + 12
Combining like terms: 14x + 48, or 2(7x+24).
User Jwag
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4(6x+9)- 2(5x-6) =
24x + 36 - 10x + 12 =
14x + 48 =
2(7x + 24)

Hope this helps
User Michael Hays
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