Add the two expressions. 6q + 1 and q + 11 Enter your answer in the box.

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If you have to add them these means there is no equal sing meaning you dont have to find q just add them and thats it, so add common like terms which are 6q and q and 1 and 11 to get 7q+12

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Alik [6]3 years ago

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Answer:

$7q+12$

Step-by-step explanation:

We have been given two expressions: $6q+1$ and $q+11$ . We are asked to add our given expressions.

Upon writing our given expressions as addition we will get,

$(6q+1)+(q+11)$

$6q+1+q+11$

Let us combine like terms.

$(6q+q)+(1+11)$

Upon simplifying we will get,

$7q+12$

Therefore, our expressions simplifies to $7q+12$ .

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Step-by-step explanation:

The equation shown in the question can be seen graphed in the image attached below. As you can see with the graphed equation the variable x can be any real number except for -1. This is because a -1 would cause the denominator of the fraction to be equal to 0, and a fraction with a denominator as 0 is a null value and does not exist.