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Which expression means “Twice the difference of w and the square of 6”

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Answer:


2(w-6^2)

Explanation:

We are doubling the difference, so we first need to find the difference. Our two numbers are
w and
6^2 (you can also write 36 but that is how the problem states it). Therefore, the equation for that is
w-6^2. Then, if we double it, we get
2(w-6^2).

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