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Simplify the polynomials. (3m + 6m + 2m)

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Simplify the polynomials. (3m + 6m + 2m)

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Simplify the polynomials.
(3m + 6m + 2m)

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by Rostov

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=3m+6m+2m

=(3m+6m+2m)

Answer is= 11m

Rom answered Nov 28, 2019

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The correct answer is 11m.

Alex Walker answered Dec 1, 2019

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