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Combine like terms to simplify the expression. 14x + 12y2 + 4a + 3x
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what are combine terms here... you know....
just add 14x and 3x, they are similar terms, other terms will be as it as... and solve then..
Is the 12y2 an exponet?
@Drsuz98 yeah, it is an exponent...
Okay well the answer is 17x+12y^2
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you have missed the "a" term.... answer will be 17x+12y^2+4a... @Drsuz98
okay..hold on
thats right..sorry i didnt see the a term..u should give me a medal..lol
hahaha... lol, you should give me a medal for that.... @Drsuz98
if u give me one..i answered ur question..lol
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ahh... but i answered this question first, so medal is mine...
fine
ahh bundle of thanks... i will make you my fan... :-)
ohh..thanks
pleasure
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