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marissabartoldo:

help

marissabartoldo:

zunairah:

add 6y and 12y

zunairah:

because they both have the same variable

marissabartoldo:

18y

zunairah:

Then after that subtract 2y^2 by 2y^2

marissabartoldo:

0

zunairah:

And yeah you get 18y

marissabartoldo:

but it said 18y was wrong

zunairah:

uhhhh

XxjazzychanxX:

18y - 4y2 try this

XxjazzychanxX:

can you use a catulator

marissabartoldo:

yes i can

XxjazzychanxX:

ok catulate that then tell me what you get

marissabartoldo:

2y(9−2y)

XxjazzychanxX:

yes

XxjazzychanxX:

but -2y

XxjazzychanxX:

-2y(9-2y)

XxjazzychanxX:

and if that dont work try puting * between 2y and (9-2y

marissabartoldo:

ok thanks

XxjazzychanxX:

npnp

zunairah:

oh yeah i think its -2y^2 minus 2y^2

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