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What's -6.5b + 11 and 3.3b - 2
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What's -6.5b + 11 and 3.3b - 2
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Answer:
-3.2b+9
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Just squeeze a plus sign between them:
-6.5b + 11 + 3.3b - 2
Combine like terms:
-3.2b + 9
And that's your answer ^
Hope that helps!
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