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Rewrite each expression by combining like terms.
13p - 4p + 6q

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Answer:

You answer would be 15p

Step-by-step explanation:

13p - 4p + 6p

9p + 6p

15p

Answer:

9p + 6q

Step-by-step explanation:

Rewrite each expression

Combine like terms

13p - 4p + 6q

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When we have like terms, we can only add the ones that have the same symbols as endings, such as variables, exponents, etc. Therefore :

Add "p" values together :

13p - 4p

9p.

Now rewrite the expression, we cannot combine like terms with "p" and "q" because they are not the same variable :

9p + 6q

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