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Simplify each expression by combining like terms a). x + 2x b). 3m + 4n - 6n
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Simplify each expression by combining like terms
a). x + 2x
b). 3m + 4n - 6n
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Answer:
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Explanation:
3x, 3 m − 2 n
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Answer:
1) 3x
2) 3m - 2n
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