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@jordanloveangel @_Bugzbunny_ @Preetha @coolaidpower @bohotness @demonchild99 @Nnesha @TheRaggedyDoctor

Answer 1

need help?

Answer 2

Please post your question first

Answer 3

And subsequently tag someone , that way you can get the most help

Answer 4

i tried my laptop was loading

Answer 5

combine like terms

Answer 6

Basically you have to combine like terms. Do you know how to accomplish this?

Answer 7

no

Answer 8

add number with same variable and same exponent together
and number without variable add them tghter

Answer 9

no???

Answer 10

what is that a bad thing

Answer 11

@ScarlettGrace<3

Answer 12

lets do first one together
here 3x and x both have x variable and same exponent so you can combine them
what is 3x+x = ??

Answer 13

umm 3?

Answer 14

@jordanloveangel

Answer 15

Like terms are numbers that have the same ending (variable or no variable and same exponent)
ex: \[\Large \text{1, 5, and 8 are like terms}\]
\[\Large \text{a, 2a, 6a, and 11a are like terms}\]
\[\Large x^2,~ 3x^2,~ 5x^2 \text{are like terms}\]

Answer 16

@Nnesha

Answer 17

You can add or subtract them together like basic numbers, but you have to make sure you keep their endings so \[\Large 3a+2a=5a\]

Answer 18

x have coefficient which is one
so its 3x + 1x = ???

Answer 19

4x

Answer 20

yes right now combine number whic doesn't have any variable