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6m+7n+5m−3n simplified

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Explanation:

6m+7n+5m-3n

First you rearrange the terms

6m+5m+7n-3n

Then you combine like terms

11m+4n

And there you have it

Hope it helps!

MuhammadNe answered Jan 9, 2021

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Answer:

11m + 4n

Explanation:

6m+7n+5m−3n

6m + 5m + 7n - 3n

11m + 4n

Deadfishli answered Jan 10, 2021

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