SOLUTION: how do u simplify equations? 6r + 5r - 8p + 7(2r - 4r)
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Question 4837: how do u simplify equations? 6r + 5r - 8p + 7(2r - 4r)
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simplifying means to Use the order of operations:
Parentheses
Exponents
Multiplication/Division
Addition/Subtraction
6r+5r-8p+7(2r-4r)
Perform the operation in the parentheses:
6r+5r-8p+7(-2r)
Clear the parentheses using multiplication:
6r+5r-8p+-14r
Perform addition/subtraction from left to right
11r-8p-14r
Rewrite the equation as:
11r-14r-8p
Perform addition/subtraction again:
-3r-8p
Nothing else can be performed so the answer is
-3r-8p
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