(t + 2)/3 + (t - 4)/6 (the common denominator 6)
= [(t + 2)(2)]/(3)(2) + (t - 4)/6
= (2t + 4)/6 + (t - 4)/6
= (2t + 4 + t - 4)/6
= 3t/6
= t/2
4t - 2p
It is: 2t
7x + 3 t +jjakw
T-ty E .
T plus 6=6+t
5t + 1
That statement is always true, no matter what number 'T' is. There's no reason for your brain to get teased over it.
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(6x + t)(3x + t)
out of sight out of mind
Addition is commutative.
If you simplify the equation (s+t+s) the answer is 2s+t