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What is the following sum 4(5square x^2y)+3(5 square x^2y
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What is the following sum 4(5square x^2y)+3(5 square x^2y

What is the following sum 4(5square x^2y)+3(5 square x^2y-example-1
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Answer:

The answer would be
7(\sqrt[5]{x^(2)y } )

Step-by-step explanation: I got it right on Edge 2020

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The answer is the 3rd answer (see attached)
What is the following sum 4(5square x^2y)+3(5 square x^2y-example-1
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