Solve and in standard form please. you must add. this is from khan academy
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We are asked to sum the two trinomials 
. We can start by using the distributive property to remove the parenthesis, giving us 
. Next, when we combine like terms, we get 
. Hope this helped!
Hey there,
I wont be able to do it step by step because I have to leave real soon, But I really want to help you because this does look very hard. I used a calculate because I'm being rushed. Your answer would be in the attachment I left. I hope that would be the correct answer. You have a good week-end "<span>Morganfredieu"
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~Twizzie
I wont be able to do it step by step because I have to leave real soon, But I really want to help you because this does look very hard. I used a calculate because I'm being rushed. Your answer would be in the attachment I left. I hope that would be the correct answer. You have a good week-end "<span>Morganfredieu"
</span>
~Twizzie
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