How do you simplify #8c +11 - 6c#?
Isaiah AnthonySee a solution process below:
Group the similar terms first:
Now, merge the similar terms:
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Eli AssoulineTo simplify ( 8c + 11 - 6c ), you combine like terms.
( 8c - 6c = 2c )
So, ( 8c + 11 - 6c = 2c + 11 ).
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