Which is equivalent to 4x - 6y? 2(x - 3y) or -2(-2x + 3y)

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Maxime Rouiller asked Sep 12, 2023

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Which is equivalent to
4x - 6y?
2(x - 3y) or -2(-2x + 3y)

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Maxime Rouiller asked Sep 12, 2023

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2(x-3y) is already wrong 4/2 is 2 so it should be 2x hence answer is -2(-2x+3y)

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I think it’s -2(-2x + 3y) but I am unsure because I got -4 instead of 4

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Mayur Rathod answered Sep 17, 2023

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