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Simplify: (3–x)·7+6x =
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Simplify:
(3–x)·7+6x =

User YashArora
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Answer:

21 – x

Explanation:

(3 – x) · 7 + 6x =

Distribute the 7.

= 21 – 7x + 6x

Combine like terms.

= 21 – x

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