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Question 1 of 4
Simplify
p2+pq+3qp+q2p2+pq+3qp+q2
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When simplifying expressions, like terms can be combined or operated on.
The variable qpqp can also be written as pqpq, and can be combined to another similar term.
Note that variables without constants have 11 as a constant.
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p2+p2+pqpq +3qp+q2+3qp+q2 |
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p2+p2+pqpq +3+3pqpq +q2+q2 |
qp=pqqp=pq |
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p2+(1+3)p2+(1+3)pqpq +q2+q2 |
Solve the constants of like terms |
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p2+q2+4pqp2+q2+4pq |
Rearrange the values further |
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Question 2 of 4
Simplify
6n+5(3n+8)6n+5(3n+8)
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When simplifying expressions, like terms can be combined or operated on.
Start by distributing 55 so that we will have all terms separated.
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6n+5(3n+8)6n+5(3n+8) |
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6n+(5×3n)+(5×8)6n+(5×3n)+(5×8) |
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6n+15n+406n+15n+40 |
Since there are two terms that both have the variable nn, we can combine them.
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66nn +15+15nn +40+40 |
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(6+15)(6+15)nn +40+40 |
Solve the constants of like terms |
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21n+4021n+40 |
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Question 3 of 4
Simplify
(x+3)-(x-y)(x+3)−(x−y)
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When simplifying expressions, like terms can be combined or operated on.
Start by distributing -1−1 to the second parenthesis so that we will have all terms separated.
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(x+3)-(x-y)(x+3)−(x−y) |
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x+3+[(−1)×x]−[(−1)×y]x+3+[(−1)×x]−[(−1)×y] |
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x+3-x+yx+3−x+y |
Since there are two terms that both have the variable xx, we can combine them.
Note that variables without constants have 11 as a constant.
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xx +3-+3−xx +y+y |
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(1-1)(1−1)xx +3+y+3+y |
Solve the constants of like terms |
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(0)(0)xx +3+y+3+y |
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0+3+y0+3+y |
00 multiplied to any number equals 00 |
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y+3y+3 |
Rearrange the values further |
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Question 4 of 4
Simplify
4(x+2y)+3(5x-y)4(x+2y)+3(5x−y)
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When simplifying expressions, like terms can be combined or operated on.
Start by distributing 44 and 33 to their respective parentheses so that we will have all terms separated.
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4(x+2y)+3(5x-y)4(x+2y)+3(5x−y) |
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(4×x)+(4×2y)+(3×5x)-(3×y)(4×x)+(4×2y)+(3×5x)−(3×y) |
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4x+8y+15x-3y4x+8y+15x−3y |
Since there are two terms that both have the variable xx, we can combine them.
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44xx +8y+15+8y+15xx -3y−3y |
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(4+15)(4+15)xx +8y-3y+8y−3y |
Solve the constants of like terms |
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19x+8y-3y19x+8y−3y |
There are also two terms that both have the variable yy, so we can combine them.
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19x+819x+8yy -3−3yy |
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19x+(8-3)19x+(8−3)yy |
Solve the constants of like terms |
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19x+5y19x+5y |