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asked Oct 20, 2020 104k views

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5n+11n
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Answer:

The answer would be 16n.

Explanation:

Add 5 and 11 to get 16. Don't forget to add the n at the end!

Ishwr answered Oct 23, 2020

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Answer:

16n

Add the coefficients and leave the variables

Pumba answered Oct 27, 2020

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