Created on 2024-06-20Asked by Luna Jones (Solvelet student)
Simplify the algebraic expression 3x2+5x−2x2+7.
Solution
To simplify the algebraic expression 3x2+5x−2x2+7: 1. **Combine like terms:** (3x2−2x2)+5x+7=x2+5x+7. 2. **Result:** The simplified expression is x2+5x+7. Solved on Solvelet with Basic AI Model
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DefinitionSimplification in algebraic problem means to combine the next or similar terms, removing of the parentheses and performing arithmetic operation as based on the condition that we have and an expression will be written in a simplified form. Example: Simplify 3x+2x−5+4. The simplified form is 5x−1.
