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How do you find the answer to a algebraic sum of these like terms 7a, 2a, -3a, 5a,

How do you find the answer to a algebraic sum of these like terms 7a, 2a, -3a, 5a,
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How do you find the answer to a algebraic sum of these like terms 7a, 2a, -3a, 5a,

User Mamdouh Alramadan
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7a+2a+(-3a)+5a=7a+2a-3a+5a=a\big(7+2-3+5\big)=\\\\=a(11)=\boxed{11a}
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it's 11a because you add together the as since they share like terms
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