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How do you compute this? 4(-2, 3) - 2(6, -7)

How do you compute this? 4(-2, 3) - 2(6, -7)
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How do you compute this? 4(-2, 3) - 2(6, -7)

User Ravindra Bagale
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Explanation:

Factor out two from the expression. The answer should be 2(2*(-2, 3)-(6, -7))

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