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Help!!!! Which statement is correct when solving the expression 5y2 – 3y2? Question 19 options: Add the coefficients (5 + 3). Subtract the exponents (2 – 2). Add the exponents (2 + 2). Subtract the coefficients
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Which statement is correct when solving the expression 5y2 – 3y2?

Question 19 options:

Add the coefficients (5 + 3).


Subtract the exponents (2 – 2).


Add the exponents (2 + 2).


Subtract the coefficients (5 – 3).

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Answer: Subtract coefficients (5-3)

Explanation:

5y^2-3y^2= 2y^2

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