The term "5h" typically refers to a mathematical expression where "5" is a coefficient and "h" is a variable. In this context, it represents five times the variable "h." If you are looking for a specific definition or context, please provide more details!
No, (5h + 2h^2) is not equivalent to (7h). The expression (5h + 2h^2) contains a term (2h^2), which is a quadratic term, while (7h) is a linear term. Therefore, they represent different mathematical expressions.
To simplify the expression (3h - 5h^2 + 3h^3 + 3h - 6h^2 + 7 - 5h + 2h^3), first combine like terms. Grouping them gives: ( (3h + 3h - 5h) + (3h^3 + 2h^3) + (-5h^2 - 6h^2) + 7). This simplifies to (-5h^2 + 5h + 5h^3 + 7). The final expression is (5h^3 - 5h^2 + 5h + 7).
53 x h3
8w x 5h = 40wh
The simplified expression of 10h+6-5h+3 is 5h+9
No, (5h + 2h^2) is not equivalent to (7h). The expression (5h + 2h^2) contains a term (2h^2), which is a quadratic term, while (7h) is a linear term. Therefore, they represent different mathematical expressions.
53 x h3
It is: 12h+5h = 17h
8w x 5h = 40wh
If you mean: 10h+6-5h+3 then it is 5h+9 when simplified
5h+11=13h-21 -5h +21 -5h +21 32=8h /8 /8 4=h
The simplified expression of 10h+6-5h+3 is 5h+9
5h + 6 = 25 Subtract 6 from both sides: 5h = 19 Divide both sides by 5: h = 3.8 h = 3.8
h = 0.538462 14 + 5h + 2h = 5h + 28h 14 + 7h = 33h 14 + 7h - 7h = 33h - 7h 14 = 26h 14/26 = 26/26h 0..538462 = h
5h - 3h + 9h = 176 11h = 176 h = 16
No because 35h is greater than 5h. 5 times h can be written as 5h.
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