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How do i get the answer for the problem (15y−2)+(−17y+4)

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marshall27 [118]3 years ago

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-2y+2 combine like terms. this what your looking for?

Masja [62]3 years ago

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FOIL

Front term ( 15y) multiplied with the Last (4) then multiply the Front term (15y) with the Inside term (-17y). Now, multiply the other Inside term (-2) by the Last term (4) and the Inside term (-17).

Multiply each number by both of the other numbers in the other set of ( ).

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