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Answer:
-8x^2·y·z +3y·z^2 -4y
Step-by-step explanation:
It can be helpful to make sure the variables in each term are in alphabetical order. This makes it easier to see "like" terms. The variables in each term are ...
x^2 y z
y z^2
x^2 y z
y
Only the first and third terms are like terms, so those are the only ones that can be combined. Their coefficients are -7 and -1, so sum to -8. The combined term is of highest degree, so in standard form we list that term first.
= -8x^2·y·z +3y·z^2 -4y
Answer:
The answer is A and D. I just got the the same question on edge 2020
1) factor to see if you can get anything to cancel out before you multiply
2) the rest of my work is shown in the picture attached
3) the answer is n^2
