What is the simplified form of 4x−2(3y)−3?

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What is the simplified form of 4x−2(3y)−3?

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Answer:

4x−6y−3

Explanation:

All you really have to do is multiply -2 time 3y and thats it.

Chandan Y S answered Sep 22, 2021

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Answer:

4x - 6y -3

Explanation:

4x−2(3y)−3

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