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(6x^2 - 4x + 11) + ( 4 - x^2 -3x)

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This is the simplified expression, if that's what you're asking for: 5x^2 - 7x + 15.
User Jordaan Mylonas
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Answer:

The answer is
5x^2-7x+15

Explanation:

In order to determine the final expression, we have to know about adding similar terms.

When we add similar terms, firstly we have to find the amount of different terms. A term is basically the variable and its power.

In this case, there are 3 terms:


  1. x^2

  2. x

  3. number

Then, we add similar terms:


(6x^2-4x+11)+(4-x^2-3x)\\(6x^2-x^2)+(-4x-3x)+(11+4)\\5x^2-7x+15

Finally, the final expression is
5x^2-7x+15

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