using f(x) = 4x+2 and g(x)=6x what is g(x) - f (x)?

using  f(x) = 4X +2 and g(x)=6 Xwhat is g(x) - f (x)?
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g(x)-f(x)=6x-(4x+2)=6x-4x-2=2x-2.
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