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Add 2 mn, -4 mn, 8 mn, -6 mn​

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Answered by CreativeAB
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In Algebra, the like terms are defined as the terms that contain the same variable which is raised to the same power. In algebraic like terms, only the numerical coefficients can vary. We can combine the like terms to simplify the algebraic expressions so that the result of the expression can be obtained very easily.

For example, 4x + 10x is an algebraic expression with like terms. In order to simplify this algebraic expression, we can add the like terms. Thus, the simplification of the given expression is 14x. In the same way, you can perform all the arithmetic operations on the like terms.

2mn + (-4mn) + 8mn + (-6mn)

= -2mn + 2mn

= 0

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