Answer:
Terms must have the same variable (letter) and the same exponent (little number)
(7x² +3y+ 5) +(9x²+11y- 2)
Opening bracket
7x²+3y+5+9x²+11y-2
keeping like terms together
7x²+9x²+3y+11y+5-2
Since terms having same variable and exponent can be subtracted, added,divided and multiplied
So
Solving like terms we get
<u>16x²+14y+3</u> which is a correct answer.
Answer:
-2\3
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A.
I say this is the answer because if she has gotten into a habait of buying and breaking glasses,shes just very careless
Answer:
The first store
Step-by-step explanation:
3sweaters->$44.99
4sweaters->x
x=4×44.99/3 x=$59.98
3sweaters->$52.00
4sweaters->x
x=4×52/3 x=$69.33
first store<second store
59.98<69.33
Answer:
A counterexample is a specific case which shows that a general statement is false. Example 1: Provide a counterexample to show that the statement. "Every quadrilateral has at least two congruent sides" is not always true.
