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How do I calculate a simplified version of 4x-(2x+8)

How do I calculate a simplified version of 4x-(2x+8)
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How do I calculate a simplified version of 4x-(2x+8)

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you multiply 4x and 2x which get you 8x then you add the 8 which in total will be 8x - 8
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I think the answer is 2x - 8
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