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Can you evaluate 5x+10y+15z-15x+10y-5z+5x-10y+5z?

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AnswerOk dis is de answer

Step-by-step explanation:Idk cuz i’m in 6th Grade

Elyor answered Dec 19, 2020

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Answer:

So the answer is -5x+10y+15z

Explanation:

Combine like terms.

[5x+(−15x)+5x]+[10y+10y+(−10y)]+[15z+(−5z)+5z]

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