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(4x−2)+(2x−2) what is the sum to this expression
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(4x−2)+(2x−2) what is the sum to this expression

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Answer:

6x-4

Explanation:

(4x−2)+(2x−2)

Combine 4x and 2x to get 6x.

6x−2−2

Subtract 2 from −2 to get −4.

6x−4

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