Combine the like terms to make a simpler expression:
\large{expr(["+", ["*", A, X], ["*", B, X]])}
Combine the \pink{X}
terms:
\qquad \large{ \begin{eqnarray}
coefficient(A)\pink{X}
+ -
coefficient(abs(B))\pink{X}
&=& (A + B)\pink{X} \\
&=& coefficient(A + B)\pink{X}
\end{eqnarray}}
The simplified expression is expr(["*", A + B, X])
\large{expr(["+", ["*", A, X], ["*", B, X], C])}
Combine the \pink{X}
terms:
\qquad \large{ \begin{eqnarray}
coefficient(A)\pink{X}
+ -
coefficient(abs(B))\pink{X}
+ C
&=& (A + B)\pink{X} + C\\
&=& coefficient(A + B)\pink{X} + C
\end{eqnarray}}
The simplified expression is expr(["*", A + B, X]) + C
\large{expr(["+", ["*", A, X], C, ["*", B, X]])}
Combine the \pink{X}
terms:
\qquad \large{ \begin{eqnarray}
coefficient(A)\pink{X}
+ C
+ -
coefficient(abs(B))\pink{X}
&=& (A + B)\pink{X} + C\\
&=& coefficient(A + B)\pink{X} + C
\end{eqnarray}}
The simplified expression is expr(["*", A + B, X]) + C
\large{expr(["+", ["*", A, X], C, ["*", B, X], D])}
Combine the \pink{X}
terms:
\qquad \large{ \begin{eqnarray}
coefficient(A)\pink{X}
+ C
+ -
coefficient(abs(B))\pink{X}
+ D
&=& (A + B)\pink{X} + C + D \\
&=& coefficient(A + B)\pink{X} + C + D
\end{eqnarray}}
Combine the numeric terms:
\qquad \large{
coefficient(A + B)\pink{X}
+ - \blue{abs(C)}
+ - \blue{abs(D)} =
coefficient(A + B)\pink{X}
+ -
\blue{abs(C + D)}}
The simplified expression is expr(["+", ["*", A + B, X], C + D])
\large{expr(["+", ["*", A, X], C, D, ["*", B, X]])}
Combine the \pink{X}
terms:
\qquad \large{ \begin{eqnarray}
coefficient(A)\pink{X}
+ C
+ D
+ -
coefficient(abs(B))\pink{X}
&=& (A + B)\pink{X} + C + D \\
&=& coefficient(A + B)\pink{X} + C + D
\end{eqnarray}}
Combine the numeric terms:
\qquad \large{
coefficient(A + B)\pink{X}
+ - \blue{abs(C)}
+ - \blue{abs(D)} =
coefficient(A + B)\pink{X}
+ -
\blue{abs(C + D)}}
The simplified expression is expr(["+", ["*", A + B, X], C + D])
\large{expr(["+", ["*", A, X], C, D])}
Combine the numeric terms:
\qquad \large{
expr(["*", A, X])
+ - \blue{abs(C)}
+ - \blue{abs(D)} =
expr(["*", A, X])
+ -
\blue{abs(C + D)}}
The simplified expression is expr(["+", ["*", A, X], C + D])
\large{expr(["+", C, ["*", A, X], D])}
Combine the numeric terms:
\qquad \large{
\blue{C} +
expr(["*", A, X])
+ - \blue{abs(D)} =
expr(["*", A, X])
+ -
\blue{abs(C + D)}}
The simplified expression is expr(["+", ["*", A, X], C + D])