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3 years ago

(6v^2 − 7v + 3v^3) + (7v^2 + 7v^3 + 3)

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MrRissso [65]3 years ago

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(6v^(2) − 7v + 3v^(3)) + (7v^(2) + 7v^(3) + 3)

6v^(2)-7v+3v^(3)+7v^(2)+7v^(3)+3

(6v^(2)+7v^(2))-7v+(3v^(3)+7v^(3))+3

answer: 13v^(2)-7v+10v(3)+3

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