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Why can you only add or subtract like terms?
Because, that's how math was formed.
What is -4x 9x?
All we have to do is subtract the coefficients of the x terms. The solution is -4x.
What does of mean in terms of math?
The difference means to subtract the two numbers provided.
What does your dear ant sally in math terms mean?
Divide add subtract
Simplify 12a plus 3 plus 18-9a?
First you find like terms so you subtract 12-9 Then you get 3a Your other like terms are 3+18 Then you get 21 So your answer is 3a+21
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