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How can I simplify ⅔x - 3y + ⅓x + 2y?​
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How can I simplify ⅔x - 3y + ⅓x + 2y?​

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Answer:

2/3x + 1/3x = 1x or x

-3y + 2y = -1y or -y

x - y

Explanation:

combine like terms.

User Praveer Gupta
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Answer:

x-y

Explanation:

Combine like terms

2/3x + 1/3x - 3y + 2y

1x - 1y

x - y

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