In any terms it is a combining form meaning 'three'
That equals x.
The answer depends on how fluently you can work with fractions.
-6k + 7k = k
There is nothing that you can do when you combine like terms that you cannot do without combining them. Some procedures might be easier, though, if like terms are combined.
In Math combining like terms is like so if the equation is 4a+4=2a you combined the 4 and the 5 because they are both A
Like Terms and Variables
In any terms it is a combining form meaning 'three'
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Combining like terms.
When combining like terms like 2x+3x we add their coeffitients, for example 2x+3x=(2+3)x=5x
That equals x.
When combining like terms, you could add and multiply. It depends on what the problem is. I am in 6th grade and currently learning algebra. I know that my answer is correct because I already learned this.
No. For purposes of combining "like terms", you need terms that have exactly the same variables, with the same exponents (if there are any).
The answer depends on how fluently you can work with fractions.
You add (or subtract) like terms. This will reduce the number of terms in the expression and that is the extent of simplification that you can achieve using this process.
There are only the two terms, so 8xy