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Of the four expressions presented here, which two are equivalent? Expression I: 19n Expression II: 4n + 9 + n + 5n Expression III: 10n + 9 Expression IV: 9n + 9
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combine the likely terms
@EXOEXOEXO what do u mean?
for example: 2n and n are likely terms because they have the same variables
so 19n, 9n, n, 5n, 4n, 10n,
in the expression 4n + 9 + n + 5n you can combine the terms with the same variables by adding them up
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18n
the expressions are separate right? you can only combine the likely terms in one expression
so whats the answer c?
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@peachpi
2 and 3
so b?
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yes b and c
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