Melody

Yes that is correct - thanks anon  

Take a look at this

6(x+1) = 6*(x+1)

3xy=3*x*y

If there is an operator missing it will be an invisable  multiply sign   

The intersection is where all thes graphs are true at the same time.

Here is a video clip on monster prime numbers.

It is done by an Australian who is both a mathematician and a comedian.     Enjoy    

Yes,

Welcome to the forum Mikayla.      

5m-3-2m

5 mats -3 -2mats

= 5mats-2mats - 3 (not mats)

=3mats - 3    

=3m-3

When you are adding and subtracting algebraic terms it can help if you think of the letters (or groups of letters) as things 

You can only add terms (things) together is they are like terms ( the same things)

That is a broad field.  Do you want to give us an example of what you want to solve.

This might help

3 does not go into 112 so I can see straight off that it cannot be simplified.    

A towel dries you as it gets wet    

Sorry - this has already been answered.