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Which is equivalent to the expression below? 4x + 2x – 2y - y A. -6(x + y). C. 6(x - y) B. -3(2x + y) D. 3(2x - y)
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Which is equivalent to the

expression below?
4x + 2x – 2y - y
A. -6(x + y). C. 6(x - y)
B. -3(2x + y) D. 3(2x - y)

User Roy Truelove
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Answer:

Answer D is correct.


3(2x - y)

Explanation:


4x + 2x - 2y - y \\ 6x - 3y \\ 3(2x - y)

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