Find the sum of (x + 5), (–4x –2), and (2x – 1). PLEASE HELP!!!

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Vampirewalk asked Feb 13, 2022

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Find the sum of (x + 5), (–4x –2), and (2x – 1).

PLEASE HELP!!!

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Answer:

-x-2

Explanation:

x+5 + -4x -2 + 2x -1 = -x -2

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Answer:

-x + 2

Explanation:

(x + 5), (-4x -2), and (2x -1)

x + (-4x) + 2x) + (5 + -2 + -1)

= -x + 2

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