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Which algebraic expression is equivalent to this expression.3(2x-8)-11xA. -5x-24B. -17X -24C. -5X -8Please help I will mark you

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kykrilka [37]1 year ago

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3(2x-8)-11x

We have to solve the expression:

First, Apply distributive property:

3(2x)+3(-8)-11x

6x-24-11x

Solve

6x-11x-24

-5x-24

Correct option:

A. -5x-24

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