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Simplify: (16x5 + 8y2) – 7x5
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You can combine terms that have the same variable to the same power Here you have \[ 16x^5 + 8y^2-7x^5 \] the \(x^5 \) is in two different terms. You can "add" them \[ 16x^5 -7x^5+ 8y^2 \] or \[ (16x^5 -7x^5)+ 8y^2 \] If you have 16 of something and take away 7, how many do you have?
what did you get?
I got, 9x5 - 8y2.
I hope you mean 9x^5 + 8y^2 it is plus not minus on the y^2 term
Yeah. That's what I meant. That's what I have down on my paper. Thanks for the help.
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