Simplify the expression: 3x+4y−x+2y.
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2x+6y
Group like terms: (3x−x)+(4y+2y)=2x+6y.
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Simplify the expression: 3x+4y−x+2y.
2x+6y
Group like terms: (3x−x)+(4y+2y)=2x+6y.
Expand the brackets: 3(2a−5b).
6a−15b
Multiply the term outside by each term inside: 3×2a=6a and 3×−5b=−15b.
Factorize completely: 4x+12.
4(x+3)
The highest common factor of 4x and 12 is 4. Result: 4(x+3).
Simplify: 2a×3ab.
6a2b
Multiply coefficients: 2×3=6. Multiply variables: a×a×b=a2b. Result: 6a2b.
Expand and simplify: (x+3)(x+2).
x2+5x+6
x(x)+x(2)+3(x)+3(2)=x2+2x+3x+6=x2+5x+6.
If x=3 and y=−2, evaluate 2x−y.
8
Substitute values: 2(3)−(−2)=6+2=8.
Identify the coefficient of x in the expression 5y−7x+3.
-7
The term containing x is −7x, so the coefficient is −7.
Factorize the quadratic expression: x2+7x+12.
(x+3)(x+4)
Find two numbers that multiply to 12 and add to 7. These are 3 and 4. Result: (x+3)(x+4).
Simplify: 32x+2x.
67x
LCM of 3 and 2 is 6. 64x+63x=67x.
Which of the following is a difference of two squares?
x2−y2
x2−y2 factorizes to (x+y)(x−y).