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Simplify: (6a + 3b) - (2a - 3b) 8a + 6b 4a 8a 4a + 6b
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4a+6b basically turns out to be (6a+3b) + (-2a+3b) (distributing the -1) and then add like terms
(6a+3b)-(2a-3b) the common numbers are (6a-2a) aand (3b-3b) so it would be 4a because (3b-3b) cancels out to 0 so the answer is b-4a
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