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Combine like terms 45Y +13 Y equals
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Combine like terms 45Y +13 Y equals

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45y + 13y = 58y

How to solve:
Since both of the coefficients (numbers) are followed by Y, they can be added together.
If they had different variables (letters), then they would not be able to be added together
So, 45y +13y = 58y
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45Y + 13Y equals 58Y is the answer

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