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If you simplify the following expression how many terms will you have? 3xy + 5x+ 2xy -5k please help!
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If you simplify the following expression how many terms will you have? 3xy + 5x+ 2xy -5k

please help!

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Answer:

three terms

Explanation:

and the answer for this is 5xy-5k+5x

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