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4. What is an example of like terms in the expression below? (2 points) 9x + 15y + 6 - 2 + x? 15y and 6 9x and x z and x 30x and 10y
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4. What is an example of like terms in the expression below?
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9x + 15y + 6 - 2 + x?
15y and 6
9x and x
z and x
30x and 10y
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9x and x
9x+15y+6-2+x
10x+15y+4
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Answer:
9
x
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x
since all of the others would be in different groups
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