Combining like terms refers to adding all of the terms that have a exponent or a variable in an expression.
Example: 6y + 10y - 2
You would combine the like terms, which two numbers have a variable.
6y + 10y = 16y
After combing the like terms, the new expression should be:
16y - 2
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Step-by-step explanation:
If 4 are $2.00 , then x3 to get 12 light bulbs and 2x3=6 so it's $6.00
1) pages per minute is the rate. the rate is the slope pages/minutes = .4
y=.4x or y=2/5(x)
2)birdhouses per day is the slope. = .6
y=.6x or y=3/5(x)
3) miles per hour is the slope. 500/8=62.5
y=62.5x
4) square feet per minute is the slope. 40/9 =4.444444444
y=4.4444444444x or y=40/9(x)
5)miles per minutes is the rate. 5/41 is the slope.
y=5/41(x)
6) the rate is square feet per minute. 450/30=15
y=15x
