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uysha [10]
3 years ago
7

Find Each Sum. (–4c2 + 7cd + 8d) + (–3d + 8c2 + 4cd) =

Mathematics
1 answer:
tia_tia [17]3 years ago
6 0
To add monomials, you have to look at the variables that are accompanied by their coefficients. In the given problem, (–4c2 + 7cd + 8d) + (–3d + 8c2 + 4cd), you can combine both cd ut nt cd and c² and cd and d and d and c² because they have different variables.

<span>(–4c2 + 7cd + 8d) + (–3d + 8c2 + 4cd) 
(-4c</span>² + 8c²) + (7cd + 4cd) + (8d - 3d)
4c² + 11cd + 5d
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