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Combine like terms 30x + 6y - 24x - y =
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Combine like terms
30x + 6y - 24x - y =

User Malte Clasen
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6x + 5y =

This is the simplified version because

30x-24x=6x
And
6y-y=5y
Together,

6x + 5y
User Anthony Tsivarev
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Answer:

6x+5y

Explanation:

Combining like terms (x and y)

we get

30x-24x=6x

6y-y=5y

=> 6x+5y

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