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

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Answer:

-3x-18

Explanation:

The expression -3(x+6) means that -3 is multiplied with x and 6 in the brackets so the answer would be


-3x-18

User Moji Izadmehr
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Answer:

simplification

simplification-3(X+6)

simplification-3(X+6)= -3x- 18

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