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Can you find the sum of (-6y-2)+5(3+2.5y) ?
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Can you find the sum of (-6y-2)+5(3+2.5y) ?
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Can you find the sum of (-6y-2)+5(3+2.5y) ?
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(-6y-2)+5(3+2.5y) expend -6y-2+15+12.5 6.5y+13
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18.5y+13
you can expand then combine like terms
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