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Answer:
-8x^2·y·z +3y·z^2 -4y
Step-by-step explanation:
It can be helpful to make sure the variables in each term are in alphabetical order. This makes it easier to see "like" terms. The variables in each term are ...
x^2 y z
y z^2
x^2 y z
y
Only the first and third terms are like terms, so those are the only ones that can be combined. Their coefficients are -7 and -1, so sum to -8. The combined term is of highest degree, so in standard form we list that term first.
= -8x^2·y·z +3y·z^2 -4y
Answer:
25
Step-by-step explanation:
Since each of the six possible outcomes is equally likely, you can expect to get each of the outcomes 150/6 = 25 times.
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Hey there!
First, multiply the second equation by -2 as the problem states. When you multiply the second equation by -2, you get:
-2x+4y=2
Now, add this equation to the first equation in which you simply combine like terms:
2x+y=3
+
-2x+4y=2
=
5y= 5
In conclusion, the correct answer would be the first choice.
Answer:
The answer is A). I took the test on usatestprep
Step-by-step explanation:
