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combining like terms?
-(2x+y) - 2(-x-y)
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combining like terms?
-(2x+y) - 2(-x-y)
Answer:
First remove the parenthesis as follows...
-(2x+y) - 2(-x-y)
==> -2x - y + 2x + 2y
Now collect the like terms....
==> -2x + 2x - y + 2y
==> 0 + y = y, which is the simplified answer after collecting like terms.
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