#math work
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What have you tried?
il help
lemme do it
7x-{3x-[4x-2(x+3y)]}
solve () these brackets first
7x-{3x-[4x-2x+6y]}
then these []
7x-{3x-4x+2x-6y}
then the curly ones
{}
7x-3x+4x-2x+6y
then add/subtract
6x+6y final answer
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Can we simply say 3x + 6y
I am from Azerbaijan And 3(x+2y) Simply 🫡
Ok bro but why can't we say 3x+6y 🫡
we cannot simplify 3x + 6y
you can just factor by 3
you can only simplify when we have two terms of x :
example 4x + 5x gives 9x
because when you factor by x
you have x (4 + 5) and 4 + 5 is 9
so 9x
here's a term of x : 3x and a term of y : 6y
!nosols
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Brother Did it in Azerbaijan In the expression 3x+6y, since both have 3 in common, 3 comes first and 3(x+2y)
I will consider it.
What Do You Think Now?
I've drawn 1 line, 2 lines, 3 lines, etc. under the same ones so that the person asking the question can look and understand. Don't worry.
This friend is actually true this question is sinple and 3x+6y =3(x+2y)

maybe factor the polynomial?
