Which expression is equivalent to (212x-7)+(-114x+5)?

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Which expression is equivalent to (212x-7)+(-114x+5)?

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Answer:

98x-2

Explanation:

(212x-7)+(-114x+5) = 212x-7-114x+5

= 98x-2

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