SOLUTION: its multiplying polynomials, 2(a-3)=(-2a+6)
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its multiplying polynomials, 2(a-3)=(-2a+6)
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2(a-3)
=2a-6 or -(-2a+6) but NOT -2a+6
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Ed
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