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Answer:
3(2q+1)
Explanation:
6q+2
3(2q+1)
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Hi! You must give your answer in it’s simplest form
So, because 4q and 2q are like terms that would become 6q
Because 3 and 1 are like terms it would be 3-1 which is 2
Therefore your answer is 6q+2
Hope this helps :)
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