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What polynomial M will make the equation an identity? (4a2+7a -b)-M = 3a2+b M =
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What polynomial M will make the equation

an
identity?
(4a2+7a -b)-M = 3a2+b
M =

What polynomial M will make the equation an identity? (4a2+7a -b)-M = 3a2+b M =-example-1
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Answer:

4a^2+7a-B-M

Explanation:

User Ehud Kaldor
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The answer is 4a2+7a-B-M , hope this helped! :)
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