What is (2x−6)+4(x−3)

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Tianle asked Nov 9, 2023

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What is (2x−6)+4(x−3)

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Tianle asked Nov 9, 2023

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Answer:

6x-18

Explanation:

Step 1: Distribute

2x-6+4x-12

Step 2: Add like terms

2x+4x

-6-12

Step 3: Consolidate

6x-18

Winqoo answered Nov 11, 2023

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Answer:

Explanation:

6*(x-3) yeah that is it.

MelloG answered Nov 14, 2023

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