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12a+3b would it be 15ab? I'm not understanding how to solve it I'll give 20 points just please help me lol
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12a+3b would it be 15ab? I'm not understanding how to solve it I'll give 20 points just please help me lol
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I'm not understanding how to solve it
I'll give 20 points just please help me lol
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The answer is 12a + 3b
They are unlike terms you can’t add them together
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