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What is -2(x-5)+4(9+x)
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What is -2(x-5)+4(9+x)

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Answer:

2x+46

Explanation:

-2 times x and -5; that would be -2x+10. 4 times 9 and x; that would be 36+4x. combine like terms and the answer will be 2x+46.

User Malenko
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Answer:

-2(-x-23)

Explanation:

-2(x-5)+4(9+4)

-2(x-5-18-2x)

-2(-x-23)

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