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Example Question #61 : Algebraic Concepts
Simplify the following expression:
The expression is already reduced.
When you multiple variables, the constants will be multiplied together and the variables will be combined.
So that means that
and
so that leaves us with a final answer of
.
Example Question #62 : Variables
Simplify the following expression:
Simplify the following expression:
We can simplify this by combining like terms. We need to multiply the two pieces in parentheses.
We can only combine variables with the same base.
To multiply variables we must add their exponents.
The integers (whole numbers) can be combined via standard multiplication.
So, we should get the following:
So our answer is:
Example Question #62 : Variables
Simplify the following expression:
To solve distribute the to each term in the parenthesis. Remember: When multiplying variables add the exponents.
Rewrite:
Example Question #63 : Variables
Multiply the coefficients of the variable
Then multiply the variables by adding the exponents:
is the correct answer.
Example Question #64 : Variables
First distribute the to all terms in the parenthesis.
(When multiplying variables with exponents, the exponents are added together).
Example Question #65 : Variables
To solve
Separate the parts of the terms. Multiply the coefficients:
Multiply the terms with as the variable. When multiplying, the exponents get added.
Multiply the terms with as the variable. When multiplying, the exponents get added.
Put it all together:
Example Question #66 : Variables
The length of a rectangle is and the width is What is the area of this rectangle?
The formula for the Area of a rectangle is length times width or l x w. Multiply the length which is times the width which is
First multiply
Then multiply the variables; add the exponents:
Area or A of the rectangle is
Example Question #68 : Variables
The length of a rectangular prism is centimeters. The width is centimeters. The height is centimeters. Find the volume of this rectangular prism.
The volume of a rectangular prism is determined by using the formula
V = length x width x height
Example Question #67 : Variables
Multiply the following:
When multiplying variables, we multiply them together just like we would integers. We have
The first term isn't showing a coefficient, so it is automatically 1. So,
Now, we will multiply the coefficients together, then we multiply the variables together.
So, we get
Example Question #68 : Variables
Simplify the following expression:
Simplify the following expression:
Let's begin by rewriting the expression with similar terms next to each other.
Next, multiply the terms out.
Our first pair of terms is just like regular multiplication.
For the next two terms, we need to add the exponents.
In doing so, we get:
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