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Simplify the following expression: -6x + 4(-x - 3)
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Simplify the following expression:
-6x + 4(-x - 3)

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Answer:


- 10x - 12

Explanation:


- 6x + 4( - x - 3) \\ - 6x - 4x - 12 \\ - 10x - 12 \\ = - 2(5x + 6)

Simplify the following expression: -6x + 4(-x - 3)-example-1
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