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1 year ago

Which expression shows the sum of the polynomials with like terms grouped together?

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NikAS [45]1 year ago

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The expression of the polynomials with like terms grouped together is (c) [-4x²] + 2xy² + [10x²y + (-4x²y)]

<h3>How to group the polynomial by like terms?</h3>

We have:

10x²y + 2xy² - 4x² - 4x²y

Collect the like terms

- 4x² + 2xy² + 10x²y - 4x²y

Put each group in bracket

- 4x² + 2xy² + [10x²y - 4x²y]

Express as positives

[-4x²] + 2xy² + [10x²y + (-4x²y)]

Hence, the expression of the polynomials with like terms grouped together is (c) [-4x²] + 2xy² + [10x²y + (-4x²y)]

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