Answer:
It will be "q+5"
Step-by-step explanation:
When you add a number and a letter you just leave them like that. If you would to have a number multiplying a letter like "5q" and something else like "3q" when you add them together you will get "5q+3q=8q" In this case you can add them together because the number is multiplying the letter.
For #1 it's going to be proper because it's pretty specific, and for number two it's going to be all common because it's not citing anything specific.
Remember
(ab)/c=a(b/c)
and
b/b=1 when b=b
1.
8+9t+4=
8+4+9t=
12+9t=
9t+12
2. (56ab)/b=56a(b/b)=56a(1)=56a
3. divising negatives yeilds positive
-46/-2=46/2=23
Answer:
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