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What is 4(x-10)-6(x-4)
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What is 4(x-10)-6(x-4)

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Answer:

-2x - 16

Explanation:

4(x-10)-6(x-4) | Given

4x - 40 - 6x + 24 | Multiply the terms on the outside of the parenthesis by the ones on the inside

-2x - 40 + 24 | Combine like-terms

-2x - 16 | Add the numbers.

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2(-x-8) this is the answer

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