Question

Simplify the following expression:
2x − 6y + 3x2 + 7y − 14x.

Answer 1

Start by combining "Like Terms"

Answer 2

\[\huge~\rm~(3x^2)+(2x+−14x)+(−6y+7y)\]

Answer 3

@Kelly612 did you get the answer?

Answer 4

3x2 + 12x + y

Answer 5

You did something wrong please try again

Answer 6

-14+2 is not +12

Answer 7

@Kelly612
here you want to move the 3x^2 so you got that part right, you also got that y is a positive and that y is also alone,

Answer 8

@dani_00 all of it is correct except for the 12

Answer 9

3x2 - 12x + y

Answer 10

Good job! :D

Answer 11

yep

Answer 12

Thats correct! ^_^

Answer 13

@Moe95 lol yea i know i was trying to take it step by step