Write the following expression using the fewest possible terms. (−2x − 13) + (19 + 5x)

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MakcuM [25]1 year ago

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The rewritten form of the given expression using the fewest terms is; 3x + 6.

<h3>What is the rewritten form of.the expression using the least possible terms?</h3>

It follows from the task content that the given expression is to be rewritten using the fewest terms.

Since the given expression is;

( −2x − 13 ) + ( 19 + 5x )

By getting rid of the parentheses; we have;

-2x - 13 + 19 + 5x

By collecting like terms; we have;

-2x + 5x - 13 + 19

3x + 6

Therefore, the required rewritten form of the given expression is; 3x + 6.

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