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3 years ago

The time Louis spends commuting to the gym can be represented by two expressions:

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defon3 years ago

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Answer:

The first answer was correct it’s 8x - 16y

Step-by-step explanation:

kakasveta [241]3 years ago

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Answer:

The expression that represents the total time Louis spends commuting to and from the gym each day is 8(x-2y)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the time Louis spends commuting to the gym can be represented by two expressions:

Time to gym: $2x-6y\hfill (1)$

Time from gym: $6x-10y\hfill (2)$

To find the expression that represents the total time Louis spends commuting to and from the gym each day :

The total time Louis spends commuting to and from the gym each day is equal to the sum of the Time to gym and Time from gym

Total time Louis spends commuting to and from the gym each day=2x-6y+6x-10y

=8x-16y

=8(x-2y)

Therefore Total time Louis spends commuting to and from the gym each day is 8(x-2y)

The expression that represents the total time Louis spends commuting to and from the gym each day is 8(x-2y)

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