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Simplify the following expression: 2x − 2y + 5z − 2x − y + 3z
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Simplify the following expression:
2x − 2y + 5z − 2x − y + 3z
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2x-2y+5z-2x-y+3z
2x-2x= 0 (cancel each other out0
-2y-y= -y (a variable always has a 1 in front of it, so just put a negative there)
5z+3z= 8z
Combine those together.
8z-y
I hope this helps!
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