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Use the distributive property to factor out y.

5y-3y+ 12

The new expression becomes

By+12

© -2y+12

2y+12.

14y

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Answer:


5y -3y +12

If we see the first two terms contains the variable y (5y and 3y), so we can take this as common factor and we got:


y (5-3) +12

And solving the 5-3 we got:


2y +12

So then the best answer would be:

2y+12.

Explanation:

We have the following expression:


5y -3y +12

If we see the first two terms contains the variable y (5y and 3y), so we can take this as common factor and we got:


y (5-3) +12

And solving the 5-3 we got:


2y +12

So then the best answer would be:

2y+12.

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