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2 years ago

(13p5 + 6p - 12p2) - (-9p - p2 - 13p5)

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anastassius [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

13p⁵ + 6p - 12p² -(-9p - p² - 13p⁵) = 13p⁵ + 6p - 12p² + 9p + p² + 13p⁵

{Distribute (-1) to the second expression}

= 13p⁵ + 13p⁵ -12p² + p² + 6p + 9p

{Combine like terms}

= 26p⁵ - 11p² + 15p

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