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Simplify the expression: -6(-x + 3) – 2x.
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Simplify the expression: -6(-x +
3) – 2x.

User Keith
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Answer:

6x+-18-2x

6x+2x+18

8x+18

Explanation:

User Greg Buchholz
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Answer:

4x-18

Explanation:

-6(-x + 3)–2x

first u expand =6x-18-2x

then u add up the like terms

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