Which expression is equivalent to 16a−18b+20a

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Which expression is equivalent to 16a−18b+20a

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Answer:

2a - b

Explanation:

First combine like terms.

(16a + 20a) - 18b

36a - 18b

This can be simplified by dividing the expression by 18

(36a)/(18) - (18b)/(18)

2a - b

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Answer:

(16a+20a)-18b

=36a-18b

Explanation:

Taekahn answered Jul 12, 2020

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