Let's start by determining how many baseball cards Frank and his brother had initially and how many they had left after giving away some cards.
- Frank had \(3b\) baseball cards.
- His brother had \(b\) baseball cards.
When they combine their cards:
\[ 3b + b = 4b \]
After combining their cards, they gave away \(2b\) cards. So, the number of cards they had left can be calculated as:
\[ 4b - 2b = 2b \]
Now, looking at the options provided:
A. \(4b - 2\): This represents that Frank and his brother had \(4b - 2\) cards left. \(4b - 2\) would not be correct because they had \(2b\) left after giving away \(2b\).
B. \(2b\): This represents that Frank and his brother had \(2b\) cards left. This is correct because it matches the result we calculated.
C. \(2 - b\): This represents that Frank and his brother had \(2 - b\) cards left. This is incorrect because it doesn’t match our calculated result.
D. \(4b - 3b\): This represents that Frank and his brother had \(4b - 3b\) cards left. Simplifying this gives \(b\), which is also incorrect based on our calculation.
Therefore, the correct option is:
B. \(2b\). This represents that Frank and his brother had \(2b\) cards left.