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What is the difference of two polynomials (9x^2 +8x)- (2x^2 +3x)
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What is the difference of two polynomials (9x^2 +8x)- (2x^2 +3x)
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the difference of these two polynomials is just the result of subtracting the second from the first, as follows:
9x^2 +8x -
(2x^2 +3x) =
9x^2 +8x -
2x^2 -3x
then add like terms ...
(
9x^2-2x^2) + (8x-3x) = 7x^2 + 5x
That's it
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Andyderuyter
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