(3v^4 - 2) - (7v^4 + 6)

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Lera25 [3.4K]3 years ago

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So firstly, you want to foil - (7v^4 + 6) [Think of the minus sign as -1]: $3v^4 - 2 - 7v^4 - 6$

Next, combine like terms and your answer will be: $-4v^4-8$

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