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Which expression is equivalent to 6x*3 + 3y*2 - 5x*3 + 2y*2
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Which expression is equivalent to 6x*3 + 3y*2 - 5x*3 + 2y*2

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Answer:

3x + 10y

Explanation:

Calculate: (6x*3)+(3y*2)-(5x*3)+(2y*2) = 18x + 6y - 15x + 4y

Collect Like Terms: 18x + 6y - 15x + 4y = 3x +10y

Solution: 3x + 10y

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