12x+14
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
5y - 14y = -9y
I think I remember it meaning when two or more terms(parts of the equation) are similar like 7 + 3x = 12x - 5. 5 & 7 are like terms. So maybe likely is it as a verb or something like that? Idk. At least I tried.
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, they are like terms because they are both order of x of the same degree and you can add them
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
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.
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]
5y - 14y = -9y