The expression ( 5(D + 1) ) represents five times the quantity of ( D ) plus one. To simplify, you can distribute the 5, resulting in ( 5D + 5 ). This shows that the expression scales both ( D ) and the constant by the factor of 5.
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xy + x + y + 1 is an expression, not an equation. An expression cannot be solved.
You cannot. What you have in the question is an expression. An expression cannot be proven. You need an equation (or inequality).
The expression (5d - 2d) simplifies to (3d). This is done by subtracting the coefficients of (d), which are 5 and 2. Therefore, the final result is (3d).
The expression written in the question is the rational expression.
The expression is 5d+2c and the unknown variables are d and c
It is an expression that can be simplified to: 12-5d
Do you mean: 11d +1 = 5d+49? If so: 11d+1 = 5d+49 11d-5d = 49-1 6d = 48 d = 8
The expression 4e + 3d + 5e - 5d can be simplified by combining like terms. Grouping the terms with the same variable together, we have 4e + 5e + 3d - 5d. Combining the coefficients of e gives us 9e, and combining the coefficients of d gives us -2d. Therefore, the simplified expression is 9e - 2d.
To simplify the expression 5d + 2(3d), you first distribute the 2 to the terms inside the parentheses, which gives you 5d + 6d. Combining like terms, you add the coefficients of the d-terms together to get 11d. Therefore, the simplified expression is 11d.
ac-5ad-5bc+25bd a(c-5d)-5b(c-5d) (a-5b)(c-5d) FOIL First (a*c=ac) Outside (a*-5d=-5ad) Inside (-5b*c=-5bc) Last (-5b*-5d=25bd) ac-5ad-5bc+25bd
b + 1 is b plus 1 as an algebraic expression.
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5d-1=-11 5d=-11 + 1 5d=-10 d= -10/5 d=-2
8d = 5d+18 8d-5d = 18 3d = 18 d = 6
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