Math Problem Statement

Simplify the expression 13 + (6 + x).

Solution

To simplify the expression 13+(6+x)13 + (6 + x), follow these steps:

Solution:

  1. Remove the parentheses by combining like terms: 13+(6+x)=13+6+x13 + (6 + x) = 13 + 6 + x

  2. Add the constants 1313 and 66: 13+6=1913 + 6 = 19

  3. Include xx in the simplified expression: 19+x19 + x

Final Answer:

19+x19 + x

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Related Questions:

  1. What is the difference between simplifying and solving expressions?
  2. How do parentheses affect the order of operations in arithmetic?
  3. Can you provide an example where combining like terms is more complex?
  4. How would this simplify if x=5x = 5?
  5. How can distributive property be used in simplifying similar expressions?

Tip:

Always combine constants first before dealing with variables to keep the simplification process systematic.

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Math Problem Analysis

Mathematical Concepts

Algebra
Simplifying Expressions
Combining Like Terms

Formulas

Addition of constants
Distributive property (if applicable)

Theorems

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Suitable Grade Level

Grades 6-8