1. **State the problem:** Simplify the expression $3x - [(y - x) - (x - y)]$.
2. **Recall the rules:** When subtracting expressions inside brackets, distribute the minus sign to each term inside the bracket.
3. **Simplify inside the brackets:**
$$ (y - x) - (x - y) = (y - x) - x + y = y - x - x + y $$
4. **Combine like terms inside the brackets:**
$$ y - x - x + y = (y + y) - (x + x) = 2y - 2x $$
5. **Rewrite the original expression:**
$$ 3x - [2y - 2x] $$
6. **Distribute the minus sign:**
$$ 3x - 2y + 2x $$
7. **Combine like terms:**
$$ 3x + 2x - 2y = 5x - 2y $$
**Final answer:**
$$ 5x - 2y $$
Simplify Expression 44D293
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