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How do you simplify: (3x - 5) + (3x + 6) ?

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I'm having trouble with this. I just started algebra one and I can't understand some of it. Help?
asked Nov 9, 2013 in ALGEBRA 1 by rockstar Apprentice

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(3x-5) + (3x+6)

3x-5+3x+6

6x+1

To solve the expression,let it is equal to 0.

So 6x+1 = 0

Apply subtraction property, subtract 1 from each side.

6x = -1

Apply division property, divide by 6 to each side.

x = -1/6

answered Nov 9, 2013 by william Mentor
No need to solve,author asked only simplify the expression

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