I think so.Sum = m + q
The sum of a number x and 84
The sum of 1 + 8 is 9.
the sum is the answer to an addition problem e.g.4+5=9 9 is the sum
p/14 + q/3 = (3p + 14q)/ 42
The sum of p and q means (p+q). The difference of p and q means (p-q).
q+8
three-fourths of the sum of q and 5
1+q
q - p
It is: 4*(q+p)
Watch carefully:Q + 8 = 9Subtract 8 from each side of this algebraic linear equation:Q = 1 .
if q+9=16 q=16-9 q= 7
If p and q are both squared, then they would both be even numbers, and the sum of them couldn't end in 9, so not possible with whole numbers
the sum of q plus 5!
Oh, dude, the sum of q and 8 is just q + 8. Like, you literally just add q and 8 together, that's it. It's not rocket science, unless you're trying to do math on a rocket, then I guess it would be rocket science.
q + 9