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Which expression is quivalent to 3y- 2 + 2y +7 - y

Which expression is quivalent to 3y- 2 + 2y +7 - y
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Which expression is quivalent to 3y- 2 + 2y +7 - y

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9!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Answer:

9

Explanation:

3y-2y-y=0

2+7=9

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