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In Mathematics / Middle School | 2014-10-12

Simplify the expression: \(6k - 6k + 8 - 12k\)

Asked by Cookieangelia

Answer (3)

Okay, so first, take out all the ones with variables. You should have 6k,-6k,and -12k. Then, you simply combine like terms. 6k-6k-12k is -12k, and you include the +8 in your answer, so the answer is -12k+8.

Answered by Julieanna | 2024-06-10

6k - 6k + 8 - 12k
8 - 12k

Answered by zora | 2024-06-10

The expression 6 k − 6 k + 8 − 12 k simplifies to 8 − 12 k . This is done by combining like terms related to k . Therefore, the final answer is 8 − 12 k .
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-10-30