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What is the sum of 25x + 15y and (-18x - 6y)
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What is the sum of 25x + 15y and (-18x - 6y)

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Answer:5(5x+3y),

−6(3x+y)s

Explanation:

25x+15y

25x+15y

=5(5x+3y)



Second problem

−18x−6y

−18x−6y

=−6(3x+y)

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