Question

@Jadeishere multiply 2(7x+5)
a 9x+10
b 9x+7
c 14x+10
d 24x

Answer 1

C

Answer 2

ok I have another

Answer 3

Alright. Are you in Algebra 1?

Answer 4

no pre al

Answer 5

Oh okay.

Answer 6

simplify the expression by combining like terms
a 2x+6y
b 6y
c 2x
d x+6y

Answer 7

what is the expression?

Answer 8

oh sry
x-3y+ x +3y

Answer 9

The -3y cancels out the other 3y. Leaving x+x, so 2x.

Answer 10

ok I have another

Answer 11

Alright

Answer 12

simplify the expression by combining like terms
-13y-7x-6x

Answer 13

You cant combine terms that have different variables. So since there is no other Y, you leave the -13y alone. But since both X variables are negative, it would just be adding -7+-6, making the X a -13 too.

Answer 14

um its minus not negative

Answer 15

But the minus sign would be the exact same as adding the two numbers with the 6 being negative.

Answer 16

-7-6= -13
-7+(-6)= -13

Answer 17

hey here r the answers
a -26xy
b -13-13x
c -13y+1x
d -13y-1x

Answer 18

The only one the makes since is A. None of the variables go away. The answer is -13y+-13x but if you combined that it'd be A. So thats what id choose.

Answer 19

sense*

Answer 20

ok thx I have more but I have to go eat ill brb then ok

Answer 21

okay

Answer 22

whats up?

Answer 23

simplify the expression
x-23y+x+23y

Answer 24

2x