Question 221249: subtract (-4x+7) from the sum of (5x-3) and (6x-2)
Answer by drj(1380)   (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Subtract (-4x+7) from the sum of (5x-3) and (6x-2)
Step 1. Sum of (5x-3) and (6x-2) means
(5x-3)+(6x-2)=5x+6x-3-2=11x-5
Step 2 Subtract (-4x+7) from equation in Step 1.
11x-5-(-4x+7)=11x-5+4x-7= 11x+4x-5-7=15x-12
Step 3. ANSWER: (5x-3)+(6x-2)-(-4x+7)=15x-12
I hope the above steps were helpful.
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Respectfully,
Dr J
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