How do I find the answer to this.

Mathematics

1 answer:

Maksim231197 [3]2 years ago

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I am sure u have to separate the number with their variables so (4x) (2y -y ) (40+10)
Remember that you have to remove the brackets and u should have 4x - 1y + 50 then 4\4 and 50/4 = four cancles out 4 so we have 1y + 12.5 divide each by one one cancles out 1 = 12.5 round it up to 13 but I suggest u check this with anyone else you can but if my math is correct it should be the closest answer

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