simplify a + 2c − 5b − c + a − b
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This is addition of algebraic terms.
In Algebra we may only add terms that are like (the same).
There are 6 terms - we can re-arrange them to have the like terms together. The terms are usually arranged in alphabetical order.
a
+
2
c
−
5
b
−
c
+
a
−
b
=
a
+
a
−
5
b
−
b
+
2
c
−
c
We only add the numerical coefficients (the numbers in front of the terms) and keep the variables the same.
=
2
a
−
6
b
+
c
Remember that if no number is written it means there is 1.
a
=
1
a
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Answer:
a+2c-5b-c+a-b= 2a+c-6b
Step-by-step explanation:
first order in a manner like
a+a+2c-c-5b-b=2a+c-6b
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