Find the sum (3x^2+5x-8)+(5x^2-13x-5)
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No need to fear I'll help you get through this problem :D Okay so this is the original problem, let's work down from it.... (3x² + 5x - 8) + (5x² - 13x - 5) **** Remember we need to add only the values that have like variables of the same exponents ****<u>(8x² - 8x - 13)</u> <u /> <----- this will be the answer you will get when you add the values together.... I hope this helps you understand this problem! :D <u>Please vote me for Brainliest!!! </u><u />
<span>8x^2-8x-13 is the correct answer </span>
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