No, 12x and 14y are not like terms. Like terms are terms that have the same variable raised to the same power. In this case, 12x has a variable x raised to the first power, while 14y has a variable y raised to the first power. Since the variables are different, they are not considered like terms.
The expression -5x - 12x - 119 can be simplified by combining like terms. The terms -5x and -12x combine to give -17x, resulting in the simplified expression -17x - 119.
The expression -2x - 12x can be simplified by combining like terms. When you add -2x and -12x together, you get -14x. Therefore, the simplified expression is -14x.
It seems like there might be a typo or missing operators in your expression "y 12x 3y9." If you intended to combine terms, it could be clearer with operators (like addition or multiplication). For example, if you meant (12x + 3y^9), it's a polynomial expression where (12x) and (3y^9) are separate terms. Please clarify if you meant something else!
12x+14
12x + 17 - (9x - 2)Eliminate parentheses:12x + 17 - 9x + 2Combine the 'x' terms:3x +17 + 2Combine the numerical terms:3x + 19
It cannot be determined without knowing the values of xand y
You mean like these?: 9 * 2 - (-2 + 9) + 15 / (4.5 + 3) (6x + 7y) * 2 (y - 6x)=(6x*2y)-(6x*12x)+(2y*7y)-(12x*7y)=12xy-72x^2+14y^2-84xy=14y^2-72x^2-72xy
After collecting like terms, (3 - 5x - 5 - 12x) reduces to (-2 - 17x).
Yes, 12x and 5x are like terms because they have the same variable, which is 'x'. Like terms are terms that have the same variable(s) raised to the same power(s). In this case, both terms have 'x' raised to the power of 1. Therefore, they can be combined or simplified together in algebraic expressions.
12x+14
12x+15p-6p+11x = 12x+11x+15p-6p = (12+11)x+(15-6)p = 23x + 9p
Thee of them which are 14x, -x and 2x = 15x
12x + 17 - (9x - 2)Eliminate parentheses:12x + 17 - 9x + 2Combine the 'x' terms:3x +17 + 2Combine the numerical terms:3x + 19
4x2 is 8+ 12x + 3 collect like terms, 8+3= 11, 12x+11 to solve for x, transpose the 11 to the other side of the = sign, 12x=-11, divide by 12, x=-11/12
6x2 - 12x [take out what both terms have in common] 6x(x - 2) [if you multiply 6x by both terms in the parenthesis you will get your original answer]
Terms with the same variable(s). In like terms, you may add, subtract, multiply, or divide them. In the equation 3x - 5ax + 9x = 7ax, the 5x and the 10x are like terms because they both contain variables of the same value. Thus, we are allowed to add them up and get 12x. The -5ax and the 7ax are also like terms and if we add 5ax to both sides (after we add 3x to 9x), we'll get the equation 12x = 12ax.
5y - 14y = -9y