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3(y+6)+5(2–4y) Combining like terms

3(y+6)+5(2–4y) Combining like terms
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3(y+6)+5(2–4y)
Combining like terms

User Tonyukuk
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Answer:

-17y+18

Explanation:


3(y+6)+5(2-4y)\\= (3*y + 3*6) + (5*2 - 5*4y)\\= 3y + 18 + 10 - 20y\\= -20y + 3y +18 +10\\=-17y+28

User Brianb
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Answer:


28-17y

Explanation:


3(y+6)+5(2-4y)

Expanding:


3y+18+10-20y


28-17y

User Frederic Lavigne
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