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Simplify the expression:–2b + 7 – 2a + 5b – 6a
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Simplify the expression:–2b + 7 – 2a + 5b – 6a

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Solution:

To simplify the expression, combine the like terms and simplify.

  • –2b + 7 – 2a + 5b – 6a
  • => (-2b + 5b) + (-2a - 6a) + 7
  • => 3b - 8a + 7

The simplified expression is 3b - 8a + 7.

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