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3 years ago

Combine like terms. 8 + 19t – 6t 8 – 13t 21 21t 8 + 13t

2 answers:

8 0

Hi there! The answer is 8 + 13t

We can combine 19t and -6t. When we subtract these from each other, we get the following: 19t - 6t = 13t
(If you don't understand this, you can see it as a story -- You have 19 apples (19a) and subtract 6 apples (6a), what's left? Answer 13t)

We can't add the seperate number (8) to this 13t, so it rests "free-standing"
Hence, 8 + 13t

sergeinik [125]3 years ago

5 0

Heya !! here is your answer --

8 + 19t -6t + 8 - 13t
= 8 + 8 - 19t + 19t
= 16

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