3 years ago

write an expression containing x-terms and constants. The x-terms schould combine to 7x and the constants should sum to 13

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S_A_V [24]3 years ago

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2x+12+6x+1-x You are adding up 2x and 6x and deduct 1x so you get 7x You add up 12 and 1 which gives 13

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