PLEASE HELP MEE (look at pic question 1 & 2)

Mathematics

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S_A_V [24]3 years ago

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The product of -3x^ (3) +2x-4 + 3x-2 is
-3x ^3-5x+6
and the product of 3x^(3)+2x-4 + 2x-3 is
-3x ^ (3)-4x+7
2 they are not equal

8090 [49]3 years ago

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Answer

1 The product of -3x^(3)+2x-4 + 3x-2 is -3x^3-5x+6

and the product of 3x^(3)+2x-4 + 2x-3 is -3x^(3)-4x+7

2 they are not equal

Step-by-step explanation:

Combine like terms the compare the product -3x^3-5x+6 -3x^(3)-4x+7

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