Simplify: (3x − 5) + (3x + 6)

6x − 1

1

6x − 11

6x + 1

Question

Simplify: (3x − 5) + (3x + 6)

 6x − 1

 1

 6x − 11

 6x + 1

anonymous · Answer

another "simplify"
it means "add"$$(3x − 5) + (3x + 6)=3x+3x-5+6=6x+1$$

anonymous · Answer

(3x-5) + (3x+6)
step 1: combine like terms
(3x +3x)=6x+1=(6-5)
so the answer is 6x+1

mathslover · Answer

You have : (3x-5) + (3x+6) 

First, open the brackets :

$\color{blue}{3x - 5} + \color{red}{3x+6}$

Now notice the two "3x" , combine the like terms : 

$\color{blue}{3x+3x} \color{red}{ -5 + 6}$

Now, solve for the blue ones first and then for the red ones.

3x + 3x = ? 
- 5 + 6 = ?

mathslover · Answer

@SOS101 , what is 3x + 3x ?

anonymous · Answer

6x

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Your very welcome @sos101

anonymous · Answer

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