Which expression is equivalent to 8+18a−2+6a? A.24a+6 B.24a + 10 C.8(1+2a)−(2+6a) D.30a

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$8 + 18a - 2 + 6a$

Combine Like terms: $18a, 6a, \\ \\ 8,2$

So, $(18a + 6a) = 24a \\ \\ 8+ (-2) = 6$

$Answer: 24a + 6$ would be $equivalent$ to: $8 + 18a - 2 + 6a$

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