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Combine the like terms to make a simpler expression −4p+(−6p)

Combine the like terms to make a simpler expression −4p+(−6p)
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Combine the like terms to make a simpler expression −4p+(−6p)

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User Paul Speranza
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−4p+(−6p) = - 10p .........combine like terms

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User Abbas Gadhia
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First, we have to remove the parenthesis.

=-4p-6p
We then combine the like terms...

=-10p

The expression is now simplified.
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