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Simplify 6(x + y) + (x - y). 6x 7x 7x + 6y 7x + 5y
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Simplify 6(x + y) + (x - y).

6x
7x
7x + 6y
7x + 5y

User AlexMI
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Answer:

The answer would be the last one, or 7x + 5y

Explanation:

Distribute the 6: 6x+6y + x - y

Simplifying gives:

7x + 5y

Hope this helps!

User Haroen Viaene
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Answer:

7x + 5y

Explanation:

6x + 6y + x - y = 7x + 5y

User John Mo
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