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3 years ago

Please help, simplify the polynomial 14x^2+4+3x-12x^2-3+11x

1 answer:

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When simplifying you want to combine like terms so 14x²-12x² will equal 2x², now we move on to X, where 3x+11x will result in 14x, last we add up numbers without X so 4-3 is 1.
The Answer will end up being 2x²+14x+1 (B)

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