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I need help solving this. (6e−3f−4)⋅2=?
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(6e−3f−4)⋅2=?

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Answer:

12e-6f-8

Explanation:

You just multiply what is in parenthesis by 2.

User KLaz
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Answer:

− 6 f + 12 e − 8

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