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M +(5x 2xy = 6x + 9xy y−

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I assume you want to simplify the expression: M + 5x + 2xy = 6x + 9xy - y

To do this, we can group the terms that contain the same variables together on each side of the equation. First, let's group the terms on the left-hand side:

M + 5x + 2xy = (5x + 2xy) + M

Now, let's group the terms on the right-hand side:

6x + 9xy - y = (9xy - y) + 6x

So the equation becomes:

(5x + 2xy) + M = (9xy - y) + 6x

Next, we can simplify both sides by combining like terms:

5x + 2xy + M = 9xy - y + 6x

Subtracting 5x and 2xy from both sides, we get:

M = 7xy - y + 1x

So the simplified equation is:

M = x(7y + 1) - y

Therefore, M is equal to x times the sum of 7y and 1, minus y.

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