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Needing some help with this one algebra problem.

Asked by roxyrumble about 1 month ago, 5 answers.

Ok anyone out there who has taken Algebra 1?

If so maybe you can help me with this question.

Simplify 4+a+a

I don't think you can...but maybe you can?

Answered by aliyah0137 on Sep 30, 2009, 05:59PM
849 answers

It's 4+2a, isn't it?
because you can add the 2 a's together...
remember, like terms combine. =]
^_^

Answered by roxyrumble on Sep 30, 2009, 06:02PM
614 answers

hmm. I guess so. Thanks.

Answered by fantastic on Sep 30, 2009, 06:37PM
75 answers

4+2a=0
2a=-4
a=-2

Answered by roxyrumble on Sep 30, 2009, 06:39PM
614 answers

how does 4=2a=0 If we dont know what a is?
It's impossible to solve if you don't know what a is.

Answered by sam_sea_monster on Sep 30, 2009, 07:03PM
87 answers

its 4+2a

its you simplify it youll get...

2+a
I think.

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