Question

Help with polynomials

Answer 1

hi!!

Answer 2

what are you doing with them?

Answer 3

Simplify the polynomial.

Answer 4

@misty1212

Answer 5

this is called "combine like terms"

Answer 6

\[-4x+6x^2+5x\] the like terms are \(5x\) and \(-4x\)

Answer 7

you got that? all you need is \(5x-4x\) right?

Answer 8

Do you guys not see the answer choices?

Answer 9

Y'all have me more confused...

Answer 10

ok lets try this
what is \(5-4\)?

Answer 11

1

Answer 12

Sorry I had to go somewhere @misty1212

Answer 13

@KendrickLamar2014

Answer 14

@KendrickLamar2014

Answer 15

1. Combine like Terms:\[(6x^2)+(-4x+5x)\]

Answer 16

Which equals:\[6x^2+x\]

Answer 17

Answer: Choice D

Answer 18

That is what I thought!! 3 more?

Answer 19

Sure...

Answer 20

there

Answer 21

Do you know what to do 1st?

Answer 22

@I_love_my_nieces

Answer 23

Um, you find the like terms?

Answer 24

I think u mean Combine Like Terms :P

Answer 25

Yeah :) lol

Answer 26

Ok so we Combine Like Terms:\[(a^2+ -3a^2) + (5a)\]

Answer 27

Which equals:\[-2a^2+5a\]

Answer 28

Answer: Choice B

Answer 29

there

Answer 30

first combine like terms

Answer 31

Yes, so it makes:\[(3x^2)+(8x+7x)\]

Answer 32

ok hold on

Answer 33

Ok

Answer 34

Ok, I'm back

Answer 35

So, A?

Answer 36

A is Correct

Answer 37

Okay, one more?

Answer 38

:)

Answer 39

there

Answer 40

Can you try to figure it out by yourself?

Answer 41

@I_love_my_nieces

Answer 42

16?

Answer 43

@KendrickLamar2014

Answer 44

Correct

Answer 45

Okay!

Answer 46

It said 3