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Write the expression in standard form. (6f-5+3g)-(-6g+3)

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andreev551 [17]3 years ago

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(6f-5+3g)-(-6g+3) = <span>6f-5+3g-(-6g)-3) = 6f-8+3g+6g = 6f+9g-8.</span>

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