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3 September 2025

  • curprev 23:3323:33, 3 September 2025 Candypretty5 talk contribs 377 bytes +377 Created page with "Like terms is when you simplify a problem with the same two variable. (Often referred as <math>x</math>). == Formula == <math>y \bullet x + s \bullet x</math> Or <math>yx + sx</math> Is equal to <math>(y + s)x</math> == Example == <math>3 \bullet x + 6 \bullet x</math> Or <math>3x + 6x</math> Is equal to <math>(3 + 6)x</math> Is equal to <math>9x</math> As the answer." Tag: Visual edit
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