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Simplify 310x + 16y + 310x + 36y 3 10 π₯ + 1 6 π¦ + 3 10 π₯ + 3 6 π¦ . Be sure to reduce any fractions to the lowest terms.(1 point...Asked by Gir
Simplify 310x + 16y + 310x + 36y
3
10
π₯
+
1
6
π¦
+
3
10
π₯
+
3
6
π¦
. Be sure to reduce any fractions to the lowest terms.(1 point) hvghgb
3
10
π₯
+
1
6
π¦
+
3
10
π₯
+
3
6
π¦
. Be sure to reduce any fractions to the lowest terms.(1 point) hvghgb
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To simplify the expression \(310x + 16y + 310x + 36y\), we can first combine like terms for \(x\) and \(y\).
1. Combine the \(x\) terms:
\[
310x + 310x = 620x
\]
2. Combine the \(y\) terms:
\[
16y + 36y = 52y
\]
Now, we can write the simplified expression:
\[
620x + 52y
\]
Next, we can factor out the greatest common divisor (GCD) from the coefficients \(620\) and \(52\). The GCD of \(620\) and \(52\) is \(4\).
3. Factoring out \(4\):
\[
620x + 52y = 4(155x + 13y)
\]
The final simplified expression, reduced to its simplest form, is:
\[
4(155x + 13y)
\]
1. Combine the \(x\) terms:
\[
310x + 310x = 620x
\]
2. Combine the \(y\) terms:
\[
16y + 36y = 52y
\]
Now, we can write the simplified expression:
\[
620x + 52y
\]
Next, we can factor out the greatest common divisor (GCD) from the coefficients \(620\) and \(52\). The GCD of \(620\) and \(52\) is \(4\).
3. Factoring out \(4\):
\[
620x + 52y = 4(155x + 13y)
\]
The final simplified expression, reduced to its simplest form, is:
\[
4(155x + 13y)
\]
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