Question

help

Answer 1

−
2
p+1

Answer 2

-2p + 1

Answer 3

*2p+1

Answer 4

explain it.

Answer 5

jusus i cannot type -2p+1

Answer 6

*jesus

Answer 7

explain? how-

Answer 8

\[ -4 p+(-2)+2 p+3 \]
we a nsee that \( -4 p \) and \( 2 p \) are in the same form, as they include \(p\)

we can also see that \( (-2) \) and \( 3 \)
are natural numbers

that said, we just change their position to make it easier and more simple:
\[ -4 p+2 p+(-2)+3 \]

Answer 9

It is pretty much like adding -4 +2 and -2 +3. Then add your variables back into your equation for an answer of -2p + 1.

Answer 10

thank you, Flor

Answer 11

mhm

Answer 12

@DestructoGaming please stop replying this many times. THANKS.

Answer 13

including the previous post :)

Answer 14

back to the question

here, maybe you will understand it this way, if you dont have the idea of it yet

\[ -4 p+2 p+(-2)+3 \Rightarrow (-4 p+2 p)+( \ (-2)+3 \ ) \]

Answer 15

ty

Answer 16

you got it!

Answer 17

-v/3-14/15 << i got that as my answer

Answer 18

what? how?

Answer 19

simplified ._.

Answer 20

idk what you call simplifying then haha

it'd go like this tho:
\[ (\color{lightskyblue}{-4 p+2 p})+ ( \ \color{tomato}{ (-2)+3} \ ) \]
\[ \color{lightskyblue}{(-2p)}+ \ \color{tomato}{1} \]

Answer 21

k

Answer 22

-2p + 1, i took away the parentheses-

Answer 23

its really the same thing -- it depends on what you teacher set the correct answer as, if its a pre-marking thing.

Answer 24

ohh alr