Simplify, where possible
-$6 a-4 b+2$
A) $2 a b+2$
B) $-2 a+2$
C) $4 \mathrm{ab}$
D) $6 a-4 b+2$

Name: Simplify, where possible -$6 a-4 b+2$ A) $2 a b+2$ B) $-2 a+2$ C) $4 \mathrm{ab}$ D) $6 a-4 b+2$
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The expression $6 a-4 b+2$ cannot be simplified further because there are no like terms to combine or other algebraic manipulations that can simplify it. Each term involves different variables or is a constant.

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Simplify, Where Possible
- $6 a-4 b+2$ A) $2 a b+2$ B) $-2 a+2$