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3 years ago

May Someone Plz Answer This problem -.8x+40-8x-35

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3241004551 [841]3 years ago

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-0.8x + 40 - 8x - 35
-0.8x - 8x + 40 - 35
= 7.2x + 5

STALIN [3.7K]3 years ago

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-0.8x+40-8x-35

(Collect like terms)

-8.8x+40-35

(Subtract the numbers)

=-8.8x+5

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