Jasmine and Richard are arguing about which expression represents the sum of (6x - 3y) and (x + y). Richard says it is 7x - 2y but Jasmine says it is 7x - 4y. Who is right? Explain.

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Jasmine and Richard are arguing about which expression represents the sum of (6x - 3y) and (x + y). Richard says it is 7x - 2y but Jasmine says it is 7x - 4y. Who is right? Explain.

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Answer:

Richard 7x-27

Explanation:

6x-3y + x+y

Sergey Dryganets answered Jun 28, 2022

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