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Simplify the expression: 9a + 6b - 4a + 3b
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Simplify the expression: 9a + 6b - 4a + 3b

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Answer:

= 5a+9b

Explanation:

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User J Set
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Answer:

5a + 9b

Explanation:

Combine like terms

9a + 6b - 4a + 3b

- 4a + 9a = 5a

6b+3b=9b

so 5a+9b

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