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Combine the like terms to create an equivalent expression. 7k+3k+11=

Combine the like terms to create an equivalent expression.\newline7k+3k+11=7k+3k+11=

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Q. Combine the like terms to create an equivalent expression.\newline7k+3k+11=7k+3k+11=
  1. Identify like terms: Identify like terms in the expression.\newlineIn the expression 7k+3k+117k+3k+11, the like terms are 7k7k and 3k3k, because they both contain the variable kk.
  2. Combine like terms: Combine the like terms by adding their coefficients.\newlineThe coefficients of k are 77 and 33. Adding them together gives us 77 + 33 = 1010.
  3. Write combined terms: Write the combined like terms as a single term.\newlineAfter combining the coefficients, we get 10k10k. So, the expression 7k+3k+117k+3k+11 becomes 10k+1110k+11.
  4. Check for remaining terms: Check for any remaining like terms and simplify further if possible.\newlineThere are no more like terms to combine, and the constant 1111 cannot be combined with the term 10k10k. Therefore, the expression is already in its simplest form.

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