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3 years ago

How to you put 5abc+2a^2+6abc i standard form step by step??

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user100 [1]3 years ago

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$5abc+2a^2+6abc$

$(5abc+6abc)+2a^2$ $| Gather \ like \ terms|$

$11abc+2a^2
 
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