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What is -22x - x?
-22x minus x equals -23x since they are both like terms and so can be combined into one term.
How does 7c plus 3c equals 240?
Collecting like terms together, 10c = 240, therefore, c = 240/10 c is therefore equal to 24.
How do you simplify linear equations?
Start by collecting like terms...
What is the answer for 2y-7 plus 5y equals 0?
2y - 7 + 5y = 0 Collecting like terms together, 7y - 7 = 0 or 7y = 7 So that y = 1
Combine like terms and simplify 2b plus 2 minus 2a plus a squared 3?
There are no like terms here.
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