Simplify the expression. 10a + 8b - 2a - 4b

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Dshukertjr asked Feb 27, 2022

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Simplify the expression. 10a + 8b - 2a - 4b

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8a+4b.

Explanation:

To simplify the expression you have to combine like terms. 10a and -2a. 10a-2a=8a. 8b-4b=4b. Put them together and you get 8a+4b.

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8a+4b when you combine like terms

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