Chapter 7: Problem 3
Multiply \(-4(2 x-6)\). (a) \(-8 x+24\) (b) \(-8 x-24\) (c) \(-6 x+10\) \((d)-8 x-6\)
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Chapter 7: Problem 3
Multiply \(-4(2 x-6)\). (a) \(-8 x+24\) (b) \(-8 x-24\) (c) \(-6 x+10\) \((d)-8 x-6\)
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