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Subtract-2(3x+1)from3)4x-2)

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Answer: To subtract 2(3x + 1) from (3(4x - 2)), we need to distribute the negative sign to both terms inside the parentheses:

(3(4x - 2)) - 2(3x + 1)

Now, distribute:

= 12x - 6 - 6x - 2

Next, combine like terms:

= (12x - 6x) + (-6 - 2)

= 6x - 8

So, the result of subtracting 2(3x + 1) from (3(4x - 2)) is 6x - 8.

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