Let's evaluate each question step by step:
Question 1: Are these like terms?
2/3 b and 3.4 t
Answer: False
- Like terms have the same variable component. Here, 'b' and 't' are different variables, so these are not like terms.
Question 2: Are these like terms?
-7.7jk and 3jk
Answer: True
- Both terms contain the variable component 'jk', so they are like terms.
Question 3: Simplify the expression by combining like terms.
5x + 4x + 12 + 8x + 2
Combining like terms:
- 5x + 4x + 8x = 17x
- 12 + 2 = 14
So the simplified expression is 17x + 14.
Answer: 17x + 14
Question 4: Evaluate the expression if y = -6 and w = 4
y + w
Substituting the values:
y + w = -6 + 4 = -2
Answer: -2
Question 5: Match like terms.
- -5 - This is a constant term.
- 3/5h - This is a single-variable term, no match here.
- 1/3mn - This is a two-variable term, no match here.
- -9 - This is a constant term. Matches with -5 (if we consider just constants).
- 2/5gh - This is a two-variable term, no match here.
- -3gh - This is a two-variable term, no match here.
- 3.5 - This is a constant term. Matches with -5 and -9.
- 1.2g - This is a single-variable term, no match here.
- -8g - This is a single-variable term, no match elsewise.
- 6.7mn - This is a two-variable term, no match elsewhere.
Without clearer pairing guidelines, if matching constants directly is the goal:
Matches can be designated as:
- -5 matches with -9 and 3.5.
The matching of other terms would need more context or structure showing what terms to match specifically.
If you need a detailed format of matched terms, please clarify further. Otherwise, I've provided a thorough breakdown of individual evaluations here!