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7x^2-3x+10–4x^2+6x-4 Your answer should be a polynomial in standard form

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Tanzania [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

you can add and subtract numbers from same degree and has Same coefficient

(7x²-3x+10)-(4x²+6x-4)

3x²-9x+14

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