Question

2x+3y?

Answer 1

3y + 2x

Answer 2

are you sure it's not 5xy?

Answer 3

\(2x \times 3y\) is supposed to be 5xy, not 2x + 3y.

Answer 4

Or actually that'd be 6xy

Answer 5

it's + not X

Answer 6

\[2xy+3xy=5xy\]
\[2x\times3y=6xy\]
\[2x+3y=3y+2x\]

Answer 7

x and y are different letters so you cant add them ^_^ just remember that simple rule

Answer 8

You can add the terms with the SAME variable(s) to the SAME degree.
In your case, the variables of the terms are not that same. For the first term, it's x; for the second term, it's y. So, you cannot add them together. Hope this helps

Answer 9

let's go elementary...you cant say 2 apples + 3 mangoes = 5 apple-mangoes

all three are different fruits..got it?