How do you simplify $3 (2 a - 4 b) - 4 (a - 3 b)$ $3(2a-4b)-4(a-3b)$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2018-03-31T09:12:45

$2 a$ $2a$

= $3 \cdot 2 a - 3 \cdot 4 b - 4 \cdot a + 4 \cdot 3 b$ $3*2a-3*4b-4*a+4*3b$

= $6 a - 12 b - 4 a + 12 b$ $6a-12b-4a+12b$

= $6 a - 4 a$ $6a-4a$

= $2 a$ $2a$

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