Math, asked by ritaachhetri2711, 1 year ago

How do you simplify 2x−5(x+3)−4−(x−2)?

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Answered by NeelamG

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2x-5(x+3)-4-(x-2)

= 2x - 5x -15 - 4 - x + 2

= -3x -19 -x +2

= - 4x -17
or - (4x + 17)

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