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(25m + 22) + (9m) = ?

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(25m + 22) + (9m) = ?

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Ok so collect like terms 22m+22+9m then factor the expression 34m+22 and the solution 2(17m+11)

Uwu answered Oct 22, 2022

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the answer should be 38m+22. hope this helped you!! :)

Serge Semenov answered Oct 25, 2022

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