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(7y - 2n) - (5y + 3a) =

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Answer:

Simplify the expression.

−3a−2n+2y

Explanation:

MrSolarius answered Aug 21, 2021

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Answer:

2y-2n-3a

Explanation:

(7y-2n) - (5y+3a)

7y-2n-5y-3a

2y-2n-3a

Dirkgroten answered Aug 24, 2021

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