Put in simplest form: 3(2a+b)-5a+4b?

Question

Put in simplest form: 3(2a+b)-5a+4b?

Answer 1

3(2a+b)-5a+4b

= 6a+3b-5a+4b

= 6a-5a+3b+4b

= a+7b

And that's it:)

Answer 2

~Distribute the 3 first~

3( 2a + b) - 5a + 4b

3*2a + 3*b - 5a + 4b

6a + 3b - 5a + 4b

~combine like terms~

6a - 5a + 3b + 4b

a + 7b

Answer 3

do your own homework

Answer 4

3(2a+b)-5a+4b

=6a+3b-5a+4b

=a+7b

Answer 5

6a + 3b - 5a + 4b

a + 7b

Answer 6

a+7b

Answer 7

6a + 3b - 5a + 4b = a + 7b

Answer 8

3(2a+b)-5a+4b

6a + 3b - 5a + 4b

= 1a + 7b

or for short ... a+7b

Answer 9

a + 7b.  You might as well give us the rest of your math homework.

Answer 10

3(2a+b)-5a+4b

6a + 3b -5a + 4b

1a + 7b

Answer 11

if you can't figure it out ask your teacher and quit trying to take a free ride

Answer 12

simplest form:

a+7b

Answer 13

=6a +3b -5a +4b =a+7b

Answer 14

3(2a + b) - 5a + 4b

First distribute 3 to (2a + b).

(6a + 3b) - 5a + 4b

Then combine the same exponents by adding and subtracting them.

(6a - 5a) + (3b + 4b)

Final answer:

= a + 7b

Hope this helps. =)

Answer 15

3(2a+b)-5a+4b

(6a+3b)-5a=4b

1a+7b

explanation:u combine like terms together

like terms:they r numbers who r the same so u can add them together r variables who r of the same letter

Answer 16

3(2a + b) - 5a + 4b

First, multiply:

6a + 3b - 5a + 4b

Then combine like terms:

6a - 5a + 3b + 4b

a + 7b

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