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Simply the expression -10 + 5y + 2x- 6y
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Simply the expression
-10 + 5y + 2x- 6y

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Answer: 2x−y−10

Explanation:

Simplify the expression.

2x*1 = 2x

6y-5y = 1y = y

10 = 10

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