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What is the missing term (10-4x^2)-(7x+?) =3x-6x^2

What is the missing term (10-4x^2)-(7x+?) =3x-6x^2
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What is the missing term (10-4x^2)-(7x+?) =3x-6x^2

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Hello,

(10-4x²)-(7x+?)=3x-6x²
==>10-4x²-7x-3x+6x²=?
==>?=2x²-10x+10

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