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Combine like terms. Is this correct?
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yes! correct
First you would subtract y (1y) by -2y \[-y-2y-x-x\] SO you would be right on the 3y part.
then i did -1-1
\[-x-x\] x-x (1x-1x) would be 2x, it would be negative which would result in the subtraction sign.
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and got -2
So you would be correct in that answer.
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thanks for the help.
Of course! sorry about my little mishap on your other question xd
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