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(38x+61y)-(3x-11y) simplify this expression

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Roman55 [17]3 years ago

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(38x + 61y) - (3x - 11y)

38x + 61y - (3x - 11y)

38x + 61 y - 3x + 11y

35x + 61y + 11y

35x + 72y

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