The rewritten form of the given expression using the fewest terms is; 3x + 6.
<h3>What is the rewritten form of.the expression using the least possible terms?</h3>
It follows from the task content that the given expression is to be rewritten using the fewest terms.
Since the given expression is;
( −2x − 13 ) + ( 19 + 5x )
By getting rid of the parentheses; we have;
-2x - 13 + 19 + 5x
By collecting like terms; we have;
-2x + 5x - 13 + 19
3x + 6
Therefore, the required rewritten form of the given expression is; 3x + 6.
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Answer:
factors are any group of number or expressions which, when multiplied, produce another number or expression.
Basic example: 4 can be broken into 2 factors---2 and 2. 2 times 2 = 4
Example using an unknown:
2X + 6 = 2 * (X + 3)
In the given problem, there is no whole-number common factor. A normal convention would be to factor based on the unknown term----thus 8X is factored into 8 and X.
So: 8X + 7 = 8 ( X + 7/8 )
The following would also be correct:
8X + 7 = 4 ( 2X + 7/4 )
Step-by-step explanation:
3√10^4x is equivalent to -√10 3/4^x and -4√10^3x they are all equivalent
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