Complete the table to combine like terms when adding Expression One and Expression Two

To combine like terms when adding Expression One and Expression Two, we need to identify and group the like terms, which are those with the same variable component.

Given Terms:

– Expression One: (8y), (14), (6)

– Expression Two: (9y), (-4), (10y)

Step 1: Group like terms

– For the (y) terms: (8y) from Expression One, (9y) from Expression Two, and (10y) from Expression Two.

– For the constant (number) terms: (14) and (6) from Expression One, and (-4) from Expression Two.

Step 2: Combine like terms
1. For the (y) terms:

(8y + 9y + 10y = (8 + 9 + 10)y = 27y)
2. For the constant terms:

(14 + 6 – 4 = 16)

Step 3: Fill the table

| Terms from Expression One | Like Terms from Expression Two | Combined Term |

|————————–|——————————-|——————|

| (8y) | (9y) and (10y) | (27y) |

| (14) | (-4) |