<span>a2 + 6a</span> + 6a + 36
a • (a+6)
6 • (a+6)
(a+6) • (a+6)
Multiply (a+6) by (a+6)
The rule says : To multiply exponential expressions which have the same base,<span> add up their exponents.</span>
The product is therefore, <span> (a+6)<span>(1+1)</span> = (a+6)2</span>
Final result :<span> -1 • (a + 6)<span>2</span></span>
here's half of them:
1: 15 - (3r) = 6
2: q + 4f = 29
3: 
+ 12 = p/4
4: 0.5j - 5 = k + 13
for the rest, just know that:
sum means addition
times/product means multiplying
quotient means division
less than means subtraction
Segment XZ and segment ZX
0.25c - that’s 25% off the cost (c) of the dress
