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Rewrite each expression by combining like terms.

5×y-2xy

&


4q + 2q - 6

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Answer:

5y-2xy

6q-6

Explanation:

For the first expression, we can multiply 5 by y to get 5y. Thats all we can simplify it though, because xy is not equal to x or y.

For the second equation, we can easily add the variables to simplify. 6q-6

Hope this helps!

User Karol Borkowski
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Answer:

1)
5* y-2xy=y(5-2x)

2)
4q + 2q - 6=6(q-1)

Explanation:

1)
5* y-2xy

In both terms given in an expression has common variable of 'y', so we can take that common.

The expression will be written as:


5* y-2xy=y(5-2x)

2)
4q + 2q - 6

In two terms out of three in an expression has common variable of 'q', so we can take that common.

The expression will be written as:


4q + 2q - 6=2q(2+1)-6


=2q(3)-6


=6q-6


4q + 2q - 6=6(q-1)

User Jim Ierley
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