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Find an expression which represents the sum of (10x – 8y) and (6x + 6y) in simplest terms

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Problem:

Find an expression that represents the sum of (10x – 8y) and (6x + 6y) in simplest terms​.

Solution:

Let the following polynomial :


\mleft(10x-8y\mright)+(6x+6y)

Putting together the similar terms, we obtain:


(10x\text{ + 6x)+(-8y+6y)}

Adding the similar terms, we obtain that this is equivalent to:


16x\text{ -2y}

We conclude that an expression that represents the sum of (10x – 8y) and (6x + 6y) in simplest terms​ is:


16x\text{ -2y}

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