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Recall the linear expression for Cecil’s weight in part D. Before plugging values into it, could you have simplified the expression? If yes, explain how.
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Recall the linear expression for Cecil’s weight in part D. Before plugging values into it, could you have simplified the expression? If yes, explain how.

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Yes, the expression can be simplified by using the Associative and Commutative Properties of addition and by combining the like terms in the expression.

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Yes, the expression can be simplified by using the Associative and Commutative Properties of addition and by combining the like terms in the expression.

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