Write an expresssion equavelent to (6x+4y)-2y by combining like terms

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Write an expresssion equavelent to (6x+4y)-2y by combining like terms

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Answer:

6x+2y

Explanation:

6x+4y-2y

4y-2y = 2y

So 6x+2y

Martin Dvoracek answered Aug 9, 2021

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Answer:

6x + 2y

Explanation:

The parentheses can be removed immediately: (6x+4y)-2y => 6x + 4y - 2y, and after combining like terms, we have 6x + 2y.

Matt Ranney answered Aug 13, 2021

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