You can multiply ANYTHING. Just make sure that when you multiply, you change the exponents properly. Combining like terms is basically like normal addition. For example, you cannot add 6x +3y because they have different variables. If it was 3x+6x, then you can add it because they are like terms.
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I don’t think so because 2 lengths added up HAVE to be greater than the largest length. Hope this helped
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
"six plus two" = (6+2)
"nine plus three" = (9 + 3)
"six plus two" is less than "nine plus three"
= (6+2) < (9+3) (Answer D)
Answer:
3/5
Step-by-step explanation:
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The simplest form is 2 with working out shown on photo
