Question

Simplify 6(x+y)+(x-y)

Answer 1

When you have something multiplied by more than one term in parentheses, you multiply that something (in this case 6) by both terms (x and y).
6x+6y+x+y. Add like-terms. 7x+7y

Answer 2

`7x+5y`

Explanation:

6(x+y)+(x-y), we need to simplify the given expression

To simplify the expression , multiply 6 inside the parenthesis

`6(x+y)+(x-y)`

`6x+6y+x-y`

Now we combine like terms

`6x+6y+x-y`

`6x+6y+x-y`

`7x+5y`