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What is the sum of (5x - 10) and (-X + 8) ?

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Answer:

4x - 2

Explanation:

(5x - 10) + (-x + 8)

To solve this problem, one must simplify, combine like terms. One can only combine a variable unit with another variable unit, likewise, one can only combine a constant (numerical term) with another constant.

(5x - 10) + (-x + 8)

= 5x - 10 - x + 8

= 4x - 2

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User Skeep
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Answer:

4x-2

Explanation:

(5x-10)+(-x+8)

5x-10-x+8

5x-x-10+8

4x-10+8

4x-2

Therefore, the sum is 4x-2

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