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Who can explain how to do this problem -6x-12+8y+16x
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Who can explain how to do this problem -6x-12+8y+16x

User Stefano Cavion
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Answer: =10x+8y−12


Explanation:

Let's simplify step-by-step.

−6x−12+8y+16x

=−6x+−12+8y+16x

Combine Like Terms:

=−6x+−12+8y+16x

=(−6x+16x)+(8y)+(−12)

=10x+8y+−12

Answer:

=10x+8y−12

User AhmedBM
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Answer:

10x +8y -12

Explanation:

-6x-12+8y+16x

Combine like terms

-6x+16x +8y -12

10x +8y -12

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