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Rewrite in simplest terms -8v-2(-0.5v -0.3)

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Rewrite in simplest terms -8v-2(-0.5v -0.3)

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-8v - 2(-0.5v-0.3)
-8v +v + 0.6
= - 7v + 0.6

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-7v+0.6 is the simplest form

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