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Distribute the 4(3-x) first
Distribute the 4 to the numbers in the parenthesis. In this case, 3 and x. Remember it will be 4 * 3 and 4 * x.
ok ill try my best because tbh im not a fan of math , :( . 12x ?
Actually 12 - 4x
Look - 4 * 3 is 12. Okay. 4 * x is 4x. So, wince the x had a minus sign in front, then you have to keep the minus sign. So 12 - 4x
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woow i was so off with my answer , thankks for making me understand , :)
I wish I could help you with the rest of your question, but I am having technical difficulties and I have to study my Alegrba. Meh. Thanks for the medal though. :-D
welcome & sorry for the late reply
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