How would you simplify this -5x+2x+7y-3x
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In these types of problems, the first step is to combine like terms. Like terms are terms with the same exponent (power), and the same variable (like all x's). In the above equation, we can combine -5x, 2x and -3y. Let's do it:
The next step would be to factor out the common ratio, which is not applicable here, so your answer would be -6x + 7y. Hope this helps!
The next step would be to factor out the common ratio, which is not applicable here, so your answer would be -6x + 7y. Hope this helps!
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Well first all you have to do is simplifying both sides of the equation then of course isolating the variable then you should end up with
Hopefully this helps ^0^ Mark Brain