1 year ago

Simplify this expression please and thank you

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8 0

The answer is 2x-y

step-by-step explanation
in order to simplify you have to come one like terms and in this case you have your 3x and you’re subtracting x which is also know as 1x.
3x - 1x = 2x (then you still have your y) so 2x-y

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