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Find the sum of the polynomials below: (7x8 + 3x - 3) + (4x8 + 2x + 5)
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Find the sum of the polynomials below: (7x8 + 3x - 3) + (4x8 + 2x + 5)

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7x^8+3x-3
+4x^8+2x+5
=11x^8+5x+2
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