Write the simplified form of the following expression ?. 2x^2y+3x^2+4y+3x^2y+2y

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To answer the question, combine the terms having the same nature of variables in the given above,
(2x²y + 3x²y) + 3x² + (4y + 2y)
The simplification of the expression leads to the answer,
5x²y + 3x² + 6y

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