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  • 19-12-2019
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What is the value of 4x−8(2−x) , when x=−14 ?

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sonjak
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  • 19-12-2019

Answer:

-184

Step-by-step explanation:

First we plug in -14 into the x's.

4 (-14) - 8(2 - (- 14))

Then we can distribute the 8.

4 (-14) - 16 - 112

Then solve from here.

-56 - 16 - 112

= -184

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