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Double 6, multiply 3 and 2, then subtract the second number from the first number
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Double 6, multiply 3 and 2, then subtract the second number from the first number

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The pertaining contains the ameliorated answer,
(6)(2) = 12
3(2) = 6

6 - 12 = -6
User Maryam Azhdari
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Answer:

6

Explanation:

2*6 = 12

3*2 = 6

12 - 6 =6

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