thakatiqaDevelsen thakatiqaDevelsen
  • 07-01-2016
  • Mathematics
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Simplify this expression: 4p + 9 + (–7p) + 2 = ?
A. 11p + 11
B. 3p + 7
C. –3p + 11
D. 3p + 11

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Аноним Аноним
  • 07-01-2016
The answer is C.

Let's simplify step-by-step.

4p+9−7p+2

=4p+9+(−7p)+2

Combine Like Terms:

=4p+9+(−7p)+2

=(4p + −7p)+(9+2)

=−3p+11

Answer:

=−3p+11

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dayzedconfuzed6 dayzedconfuzed6
  • 14-08-2018

the answer is C) i just took the test


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