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How do you solve this equation: (5p^2-3)+(2p^2-3p^3) *the ^ means that it’s an exponent*
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How do you solve this equation: (5p^2-3)+(2p^2-3p^3)

*the ^ means that it’s an exponent*

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Answer:

7p²-3p³-3

Explanation:

This is easy XD

Just add like terms with the same exponent together.

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