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What is the sum of the polynomials (m+n+3)(m+n+4)

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(m + n + 3)(m + n + 4)
First distribute the m in the first set of parentheses to the second set of parentheses. Do the same process with the n and the 3.
m^2 + mn + 4m + mn + n^2 + 4n + 3m +3n + 12
Combine Like terms. Final Answer:
m^2 + n^2 + 2mn + 7m + 7n + 12
User Edess Elder
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Answer:

2m+2n+7

Explanation:

Given: Two polynomial


P_1=m+n+3


P_2=m+n+4

We need to find the sum of polynomial.


Sum=P_1+P_2


\Rightarrow (m+n+3)+(m+n+4)

write like term together


\Rightarrow m+m+n+n+3+4

Combine the like term


\Rightarrow 2m+2n+7

Hence, The sum of two polynomial is 2m+2n+7

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