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    The document provides examples of algebraic expressions and equations being simplified through combining like terms. It shows adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing algebraic expressions with variables. The key steps shown are distributing terms, combining like terms, and identifying whether the overall expression results in a positive or negative value based on the signs of the terms being combined.

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    The document provides examples of algebraic expressions and equations being simplified through combining like terms. It shows adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing algebraic expressions with variables. The key steps shown are distributing terms, combining like terms, and identifying whether the overall expression results in a positive or negative value based on the signs of the terms being combined.

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    (ax+by)-(cx+dy)=ax+by-cx-dy -a+b = - si el número mayor es negativo

    (2x+3y)-(4x+5y)=2x+3y-4x-5y -3+2 = -3, porque -3 es el n° mayor

    -a+b = + si el número mayor es positivo


    (ax+by)+(cx+dy)=ax+by+cx+dy
    -2+3 = +3, porque +3 es el n° mayor
    (2x+3y)+(4x+5y)=2x+3y+4x+5y

    xa.xb=x(a+b) xa/xb=x(a-b)

    x2.x3=x(2+3) x4/x5=x(4-5)=x-1=1/x

    c e ( c∗f )+(d∗e) c ( d∗a ) +c


    + = a+ =
    d f d∗f d d

    6 3 ( 6∗4 )+(3∗5) 35 3 ( 2∗4 ) +3 11


    + = = 2+ = =
    5 4 5∗4 20 4 4 4

    +a+b=+(a+b) +.+=+ +/+=+

    +2+3=+(2+3)=+5 -.-=+ -/-=+


    -a-b=-(a+b) +.-=- +/-=-
    -2-3=-(2+3)=-5 -.+=- -/+=-

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