Simplify the expression: -6d + -10d + -6 + -3d ____

Combine like terms: Combine like terms involving 'd'. -6d + -10d + -3d = -6d - 10d - 3d = (-6 - 10 - 3)d = -19dCombine constant terms: Combine the constant terms. -6 + 0 (since there are no other constant terms to combine with -6) = -6Final simplified expression: Combine the results from the previous steps to get the final simplified expression. -19d + -6 = -19d - 6

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Simplify variable expressions involving like terms and the distributive property

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Q. Simplify the expression:

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-6d + -10d + -6 + -3d

Combine like terms: Combine like terms involving $d$ . $-6d + -10d + -3d$ $= -6d - 10d - 3d$ $= (-6 - 10 - 3)d$ $= -19d$
Combine constant terms: Combine the constant terms. $\newline$ $-6 + 0$ (since there are no other constant terms to combine with $-6$ ) $\newline$ $= -6$
Final simplified expression: Combine the results from the previous steps to get the final simplified expression. $\newline$ $-19d + -6$ $\newline$ $= -19d - 6$