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When 3(2x^2+4x+7)−(x^2−8x+11) is simplified, what is the coefficient of the x term?

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Step-by-step explanation:

when  3(2x^2+4x+7)−(x^2−8x+11) is solved you get

5x^2 + 20x + 10.

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loneguy

[tex]3(2x^2+4x+7)-(x^2-8x+11)\\\\=6x^2 +12x + 21 -x^2+8x -11\\\\=5x^2+20x +10\\\\\text{The coefficient of the x term is 20}[/tex]

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