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Combine the like terms: 6a + 8b - 3a I think its 3a + 8b, am I correct?

Combine the like terms: 6a + 8b - 3a I think its 3a + 8b, am I correct?
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Combine the like terms: 6a + 8b - 3a

I think its 3a + 8b, am I correct?

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yes you are 6a+8b-3a = 3a +8b
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