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MCQ - 20-1398

Question:

Combine the following terms: 5x−4x+6x−13x

−6x
−13x
7x
−13x

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

To begin, we can consider each step independently. Because we are only dealing with addition and subtraction, the order we do this in does not matter. Rewrite as follows:

5x+6x−4x−13x=11x−4x−13x

11x−4x−13x=7x−13x

7x−13x=−6x

So there we go, −6x is our answer.

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