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Naya [18.7K]
3 years ago
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What is true about the sum of the two polynomials ? 6s^2t-2st^2 and 4s^2t- 3st^2? The sum of a binomial is 2 . the sum of a bino

mial is 3 . the sum of a trinomial is 2 . the sum of a trinomial is 3.
Mathematics
2 answers:
sp2606 [1]3 years ago
8 0
The sum of the polynomials will be:
(6s^2t-2st^2)+(4s^2t-3st^2)
=(6s^2t+4s^2t)+(-2st^2-3st^2)
=10s^2t-5st^2
Thus the answer is:10s^2t-5st^2

koban [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

A. The sum of binomial is 2.

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that two polynomials

6s^2t-2st^2

4s^2t-3st^2

We have to find the sum of the two polynomials

Let p=6s^2t-2st^2

q=4s^2t-3st^2

Adding two polynomials then we get

p+q=6s^2t-2st^2+4s^2t-3st^2

p+q=6s^2t+4s^2t-2st^2-3st^2

p+q=(6+4)s^2t-(2+3)st^2

By taking common s^2t from  6s^2t\;and\; 4s^2t

and st^2 from 2st^2 and3st^2

Therefore, we have sum two polynomials

p+q=10s^2t-5st^2

Binomial means the polynomial contains two terms

Therefore, the sum of binomial is '2'.

Hence , option A is true.

A. The sum of binomial is 2.

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