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Easy
Question
2.Find the sum: 4p + 6q - 5r; -2p - 4r - 5q; 7p + r + 4q
Hint:
- The concept used in this question is the addition of polynomials.
○ Arrange the term in the decreasing order of their power.
○ To add polynomials simply add any like terms together.
○ Like terms are terms whose variables and exponents are the same
The correct answer is: 9p - 8r + 5q.
Answer:
○
- Step by step explanation:
○ Given:
Expression: 4p + 6q - 5r
-2p - 4r - 5q
7p + r + 4q
○ Step 1:
○ Simplify the expression.
∴ (4p + 6q - 5r) + (-2p - 4r - 5q) + ( 7p + r + 4q)
○ Step 2:
○ Group the like terms.
(4p - 2p + 7p ) + ( r - 4r - 5r) + ( 6q - 5q + 4q)
○ Step 3:
○ Perform simple addition of like terms
(4p - 2p + 7p ) + ( r - 4r - 5r) + ( 6q - 5q + 4q)
(9p) + (-8r) + (5q)
9p - 8r + 5q
- Final Answer:
9p - 8r + 5q.
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