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3 years ago

10)Simplify the expression.6(4x + 12) – 9x - 18 - 4(-6)

Mathematics

1 answer:

aleksklad [387]3 years ago

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Answer:

$\boxed{\bold{15x+78}}$

Step By Step Explanation:

Apply Rule - (-a) = a

$\bold{6\left(4x+12\right)-9x-18+4\cdot \:6}$

Multiply: 4 · 6 = 24

$\bold{6\left(4x+12\right)-9x-18+24}$

Expand $\bold{6\left(4x+12\right): \ 24x+72}$

= $\bold{24x+72-9x-18+24}$

Simplify $\bold{24x+72-9x-18+24}$

= $\bold{15x+78}$

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