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6/7x - 2/5y + 5/7(y+x)
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6/7x - 2/5y + 5/7(y+x)
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Answer: 11/7x+11/35y
Step by step explanation:
6/7x-2/5y+5/7x(y+x) - Distribute 5/7 through the parentheses
6/7x-2/5y+5/7y+5/7x - calculate the sum
11/7x-2/5y+5/7y - calculate the sum
11/7x+11/35y
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