Question

What is the simplified form o the fallowing expression
2x^2Y + 3x^2 + 4y + 3x^2y + 2y

Answer 1

Hint:
(2x^2Y + 3x^2y )+ 2y + 3x^2 + 4y

Answer 2

You moved the other 2 whys from the 4y to the back to make a 4y i the back ? Don't understand

Answer 3

@adamaero

Answer 4

4y can be anywhere

Answer 5

So now it is: 2x^2Y + 3x^2 + 2y + 3x^2y + 4y
Can i mover ^ thoes in ^there ?

Answer 6

\[6x ^{2y} + 3x ^{2} + 6y\]
and there is one or two more simplifications

Answer 7

How did u write it like that?

Answer 8

lower left "Equation"

Answer 9

oh cool!

Answer 10

um you move the 3x^2 into the 6x ?

Answer 11

@adamaero is that correct ?

Answer 12

\[9x ^{4y} + 3x ^{2} + 6y ? That the finished one ?\]

Answer 13

nope

Answer 14

:O

Answer 15

is that completely wrong or just needs more simplifying ?

Answer 16

?

Answer 17

And do you know properties welll /?

Answer 18

Well*

Answer 19

Ok this is each step broken down:
\[2x^{2y} + 3x ^{2y} = (2+3)x^{2y}\] (I accidentally multiplied above before)
+
2y + 4y = (2+4)y
+
\[3x^2\]

Then take a three out of that whole equation

Answer 20

What do you mean take a 3 out of the equation. Do you mean the 3 from 3x^2 ?

Answer 21

@adamaero

Answer 22

Sorry I was going off my first mistake.
The final answer is probably where I broke it down--no factoring out a three.
I don't see it, but there might be completing the square left.

Answer 23

so 2x^2y + 3x^2y = (2 + 3)x^2y ?

Answer 24

ya

Answer 25

oh okay Thank you! :)

Answer 26

lol