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[1/5x-4+2y]+[2/5x+5-4y]
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Answer: [1/5x-4+2y]+[2/5x+5-4y] simplifies to 3/5x - 2y + 1.

Explanation:

To simplify the given expression, we need to combine like terms.

The like terms are the ones with the same variable parts.

Let's first simplify the expression inside the brackets separately:

[1/5x-4+2y] = 1/5x + 2y - 4

[2/5x+5-4y] = 2/5x - 4y + 5

Now, we can combine the simplified expressions:

[1/5x + 2y - 4] + [2/5x - 4y + 5]

= 1/5x + 2y - 4 + 2/5x - 4y + 5

= (1/5 + 2/5)x + (2y - 4y) - 4 + 5

= 3/5x - 2y + 1

Therefore, [1/5x-4+2y]+[2/5x+5-4y] simplifies to 3/5x - 2y + 1.

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