SOLUTION: I want to make sure I did this correctly:
Add 8a - 6 and 4a + 5
Now I can simplify this equation by doing the first equation like this:
8a - 6 = 2a
The second equation I did th
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Question 26377: I want to make sure I did this correctly:
Add 8a - 6 and 4a + 5
Now I can simplify this equation by doing the first equation like this:
8a - 6 = 2a
The second equation I did this:
4a + 5 = 9a
Now I can combine these to be:
2a + 9a = 11a
Is this the correct method?
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You can only add and subtract "like" terms.
That means you cannot add apples to oranges.
You have 8a-6+4a+5
You have 8a and you have 4a: that gives you 14a
you have -6+5; that gives you -1
Answer: 14a-1
Cheers,
Stan H.
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