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Russell Warner
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24 July, 10:19
An expression is given : 9x - 7y - 6x
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Cody
24 July, 10:41
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Answer: 3x-7y
Step-by-step explanation:
9x-6x=3x you can't do anything with the y
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Maestro
24 July, 10:42
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3x-7y
Step-by-step explanation:
9x-7y-6x
Collect like terms
9x-6x-7y
3x-7y
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