Combine like terms to solve the equation
Answer: 113=53 (This is a false equation, meaning that both sides are not equal to each other)
Explanation: I’m not sure what your answer choices are but to get that answer I first rewrote the equation with the variable “m” replaced with 6 since m=6. Therefore it should be 18(6)+5=6(6)+17. Then I multiplied 18 by 6 to get 108, to then add 5 to get 113. Following that, i then multiplied 6 by 6 to get 36 then added 17 to get 53. The equation would then look like 113=53 when solved.
You line the segments up in order from the first quad to the second.
The only one that lines up is AG and NP the first option.
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