How do you simplify the mathematical expression: 4 (x-6) + 3x

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Mitchell

Mathematics

26 January, 13:46

How do you simplify the mathematical expression: 4 (x-6) + 3x

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Lam · Answer 1

First you would distribute the 4 to the x and the - 6. So the equation would then look like this 4x-24+3x. Next you would combine like terms which would be 4x and 3x. So it would now be 7x-24. You can't simplify it anymore.

Zachery Booth · Answer 2

Zachery Booth 26 January, 14:13

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The simplification is x * 7 - 24.