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Find the sum of these polynomials (x^2+x+9)+(7x^2+5)​
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Find the sum of these polynomials (x^2+x+9)+(7x^2+5)​

Find the sum of these polynomials (x^2+x+9)+(7x^2+5)​-example-1
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A

Explanation:

User Virata
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Answer:

The correct option is A

Explanation:

(x^2+x+9)+(7x^2+5)​

Open the parenthesis:

=x²+x+9+7x²+5

Now add the like terms:

=8x²+x+14

Therefore the correct option is A...

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