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What is 14x + 2y - 10x + 8y
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What is 14x + 2y - 10x + 8y

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14x+10x-2y+8y
=24x-6y
=18xy
User Zilicon
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Answer:

4x+10y

Explanation:

1) Combine all of terms with the variable X:

14x-10x = 4x

2) Combine all of the terms with the variable Y:

2y+8y = 10y

3) Combine the two terms that we calculated:

4x+10y

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