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7th Grade Simplifying Expressions (Like Terms) Worksheet — Level 2 — Practice Set 4 — Answers

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7th Grade Simplifying Expressions (Like Terms) Worksheet — Level 2 — Practice Set 4 — Answers

Collect the like terms. Only terms with exactly the same letter and power can be added.

1.Simplify: 5x + 9x + 4x − x

Answer: 9x + 8x

  1. x terms: 5x + 4x = 9x
  2. x terms: 9x − x = 8x
2.Simplify: 7x − x + 8x + 4x

Answer: 15x + 3x

  1. x terms: 7x + 8x = 15x
  2. x terms: −x + 4x = 3x
3.Simplify: 6x + x − x − 6x

Answer: 5x − 5x

  1. x terms: 6x − x = 5x
  2. x terms: x − 6x = −5x
4.Simplify: x + 8x + 4x + 8x

Answer: 5x + 16x

  1. x terms: x + 4x = 5x
  2. x terms: 8x + 8x = 16x
5.Simplify: 9x − 2x + 5x + 9x

Answer: 14x + 7x

  1. x terms: 9x + 5x = 14x
  2. x terms: −2x + 9x = 7x
6.Simplify: −x + 9x + 2x − 2x

Answer: x + 7x

  1. x terms: −x + 2x = x
  2. x terms: 9x − 2x = 7x
7.Simplify: 6x − x + 7x + 9x

Answer: 13x + 8x

  1. x terms: 6x + 7x = 13x
  2. x terms: −x + 9x = 8x
8.Simplify: 2x + 9x − 5x + 7x

Answer: −3x + 16x

  1. x terms: 2x − 5x = −3x
  2. x terms: 9x + 7x = 16x
9.Simplify: −2x − 6x − 2x + 9x

Answer: −4x + 3x

  1. x terms: −2x − 2x = −4x
  2. x terms: −6x + 9x = 3x
10.Simplify: 6x + 5x + 2x − 6x

Answer: 8x − x

  1. x terms: 6x + 2x = 8x
  2. x terms: 5x − 6x = −x
11.Simplify: −4x + 7x − 2x + 4x

Answer: −6x + 11x

  1. x terms: −4x − 2x = −6x
  2. x terms: 7x + 4x = 11x
12.Simplify: 4x + 7x − 2x + x

Answer: 2x + 8x

  1. x terms: 4x − 2x = 2x
  2. x terms: 7x + x = 8x
13.Simplify: x − 5x − 2x + 5x

Answer: −x

  1. x terms: x − 2x = −x
  2. x terms: −5x + 5x = 0
14.Simplify: 7x − 6x + x − x

Answer: 8x − 7x

  1. x terms: 7x + x = 8x
  2. x terms: −6x − x = −7x
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