Mathematics
Mathematics, 20.09.2020 18:01, cheervolley

Find an
expression which represents the sum of (10x + 5y) and (x - 6y) in
simplest terms.


Find an
expression which represents the sum of (10x + 5y) and (x - 6y) in
simplest terms.

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