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Subtract (4x+8) from the sum of (8x + 10) and (12x+2). Need help ASAP
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Subtract (4x+8) from the sum of (8x + 10) and (12x+2).
Need help ASAP

Subtract (4x+8) from the sum of (8x + 10) and (12x+2). Need help ASAP-example-1
User Hemant Thorat
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Answer:

I may be wrong, but

8x + 10 +12+2

is 20x + 12

4x +8 - 20x+12 equals (16x - 4)

Explanation:

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