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how do you simplify this given expression 1/6 (3x+5y)+ 2/3 [ 3/5x - 6y]
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1/6 (3x + 5y) + 2/3(3/5x - 6y) --- distribute 1/2x + 5/6y + 6/15x - 4y --- multiply everything by the common denominator (30) to get rid of the fractions 15x + 25y + 12x - 120y -- combine like terms 27x - 95y you might need to get a second opinion on this...I am not 100% sure
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well...I just hope it is right
i hope it is too.
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