Dariauna R.
asked • 12/03/12Simplify:
2(x-y)+3x
Todd B. answered • 12/03/12
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Dariauna,
Simply expand out the 2(x-y) term in your problem which gives you 2x - 2y and then add 3x ...
2(x-y) + 3x = 2x - 2y + 3x = 5x - 2y
where 5x - 2y is your expression in its simplest form.
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