Which expression below is equivalent to: 2+y+y+y+3

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Hibento asked Nov 13, 2023

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Which expression below is equivalent to: 2+y+y+y+3

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Answer:

3y+5

Explanation:

2+y+y+y+3

Bringing terms and numbers together,

2+3+y+y+y

Solving,

5+3y

Re-writing this into,

3y+5

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