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Simplify the following algebraic expression 2(3x+4) - 3 6x+5 6x +1 6x +2 6x +8 5x +5 5x + 1 5x + 2 5x +8
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Simplify the following algebraic expression

2(3x+4) - 3


6x+5
6x +1
6x +2
6x +8
5x +5
5x + 1
5x + 2
5x +8

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The answer is 6x + 1 because when you distribute 2 to 3x you get 6x and the 4 -3 you subtract because there isn’t any variable and you get 6x + 1.
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Answer:6x+5

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