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Subtract 5x-3y from the sum of 14x+11y and -22x+10y
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Subtract 5x-3y from the sum of 14x+11y and -22x+10y

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Subtract 5x-3y from the sum of 14x+11y and -22x+10y

14x+11y + (-22x+10y)

= 14x +11y - 22x + 10y

= -8x + 21y

-8x + 21y - (5x-3y)

= -8x + 21y - 5x + 3y

= -13x + 24y

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