Math, asked by martinw412, 8 months ago

Which expression represents, twice the difference of two numbers?

2(x + y)

2(x-y)

2x - y

2 - x - y

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Answered by hazelblue9

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Answer:

2(x-y) is the answer...............

Answered by jaiswalaarushi38

1

Answer:

2(x-y)......

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