Simplify the expression first and then substitute 2 for x. 9x+6+4x+5=?

Answer 1

9x=6=4x=5+?   9x+11=4x+?  9x2+11+4x2=37

Answer 2

9x+6+4x+5=

13x + 11  (Simplified) 

13(2) + 11 = 

26 + 11 = 37  (2 substituted)

Answer 3

9x+6+4x+5

1. Group like terms

(9x+4x) + (6+5)13x+11

2. Substitute 2 for x => 13*2+11

3. Work out

26+11=37

Answer 4

you do 9x + 4x which is 13x, because 9+4=13

Then you add the 6 and 5 together so, 6+5=11

finally add the two terms together so 13x+11

If you want to work out when x=2 you multiply

13 by 2 because of the 3x so 13*2=26

then add the 26 to the 11 so, 26+11

= 37 this is your answer

Answer 5

9x + 6 + 4x + 5 

= 13x + 11

= 37 (for x = 2)

Answer 6

9x + 6 + 4x + 5

1) Simplify by combining like terms

After you combine 9x with 4x, and the 6 with the 5, you get this:

13x + 11 <-- simplified

2) Sub in 2 in the place of x

13(2) + 11

3) Evaluate the expression for "x equals 2"

26 + 11

37 <-- evaluated for "x equals 2"

Answer 7

9x+6+4x+5 = 9x+4x+11 = x(9+4)+11 = x(13)+11 = 13x+11

?=13(2)+11=37

thus the unknown variable = 37

Answer 8

9x+4x+6+5

=13x+11

=13x2+11

=26+11

=37