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3(x − 2y) = −12(x + 2y)

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3(x − 2y) = −12(x + 2y)

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Joshua Pokotilow asked

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Answer:

15x-18y

Explanation:

Distribute then combine like terms

Robpvn answered Mar 30, 2021

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