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Rewrite the expression below as the sum of one constant and one variable term 2(x-4)+6x-5x•3
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Rewrite the expression below as the sum of one constant and one variable term 2(x-4)+6x-5x•3

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Answer:

-7x-8

Explanation:

First distribute the parenthesis:

2x-8+6x-5x·3

Following PEMDAS, Do multiplication next:

2x-8+6x-15x

Simplify:

-7x-8

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