Respuesta :

Recall that like terms are terms that have the same variables and powers. The coefficients of the terms do not have to match.

a.- Notice that 4z and -3z are like terms since they have the same variables with the same exponents, therefore:

[tex]4z-3z=(4-3)z=1z=z\text{.}[/tex]

b.- Notice that 3n and -3n are like terms, but 6 is a constant, therefore:

[tex]6-3n+3n=6+(-3+3)n=6+0n=6.[/tex]

c.- In the given expression, the similar terms are 2g and -8g, and -3 and 11, therefore:

[tex]2g-3+11-8g=(2-8)g+(-3+11)=-6g+8.[/tex]

d.- In the last expression, first, we have to apply the distributive property:

[tex]3(4x-5)+4(2x+6)=12x-15+8x+24.[/tex]

Now, adding like terms we get:

[tex]12x-15+8x+24=20x+9.[/tex]

Answer:

a.-

[tex]z\text{.}[/tex]

b.-

[tex]6.[/tex]

c.-

[tex]-6g+8.[/tex]

d.-

[tex]20x+9.[/tex]

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