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A video game club has 42 members. The number of high school members is six less than twice the number of middle school members. Which expression represents the number of high school members in the club?
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A video game club has 42 members. The number of high school members is six less than twice the number of middle school members. Which expression represents the number of high school members in the club?
A) 2x - 6
B) 2x + 6
C) 2x - 36
D) 36 - 2x
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The answer is A...................
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Explanation:
42+6=48
48/2=24
24-6=18
(2*24)-6=18
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