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-9y+[7+(6y-7)]
what is the algebraic expression in simplest form?
5 years ago

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Answered by Damon
It is either a typo or the brackets are unnecessary

-9 y + 7 + 6 y - 7 = -3 y
5 years ago
Answered by henry2,
-9y+[7+(6y-7)]
-9y+[7+6y-7]
-9y+7+6y-7 = -3y.
5 years ago
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