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oee [108]
3 years ago
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Combine like terms: 3p2q2-3p2q3+4p2q3-3p2q2+pq PLEASE HELP!!! ASAP!!!

Mathematics
1 answer:
ch4aika [34]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

p²q³ + pq and pq(pq² + 1)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

3p²q² - 3p²q³ +4p²q³ -3p²q² + pq

Required

Collect like terms

We start by rewriting the expression

3p²q² - 3p²q³ +4p²q³ -3p²q² + pq

Collect like terms

3p²q² -3p²q² - 3p²q³ +4p²q³ + pq

Group like terms

(3p²q² -3p²q²) - (3p²q³ - 4p²q³ ) + pq

Perform arithmetic operations on like terms

(0) - (-p²q³) + pq

- (-p²q³) + pq

Open bracket

p²q³ + pq

The answer can be further simplified

Factorize p²q³ + pq

pq(pq² + 1)

Hence, 3p²q² - 3p²q³ +4p²q³ -3p²q² + pq is equivalent to p²q³ + pq and pq(pq² + 1)

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