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Simplify the following polynomial expression.
(-9x² + 2x + 13) - (-7x2 + 3x + 6).


User Giancarlo
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Answer:

The simplified form of the given polynomial equation is:


-2x^2-x+7

Explanation:

We are asked to simplify the given polynomial expression in terms of the variable x.

The algebraic expression is given as:


(-9x^2+2x+13)-(-7x^2+3x+6)

On taking out the terms from both the brackets the sign of the terms of the second bracket gets interchanged as there is a negative sign preceding it.

Hence, we get the expression as:


=-9x^2+2x+13+7x^2-3x-6\\

Now on combining the like terms we get:


=-9x^2+7x^2+2x-3x+13-6\\\\\\=-2x^2-x+7

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