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Subtract.\newline(3h+6)−(3h+2)(3h + 6) - (3h + 2)\newline____

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Q. Subtract.\newline(3h+6)−(3h+2)(3h + 6) - (3h + 2)\newline____
  1. Distribute negative sign: First, distribute the negative sign to the second parentheses.\newline(3h+6)−(3h+2)=3h+6−3h−2(3h + 6) - (3h + 2) = 3h + 6 - 3h - 2
  2. Combine like terms: Now, combine like terms. 3h−3h+6−2=0h+43h - 3h + 6 - 2 = 0h + 4
  3. Simplify expression: Simplify the expression. 0h+4=40h + 4 = 4

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