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Find the sum. (2a2 + ab + 2b) + (4a2 − 3ab + 9)

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(2a^2+ab+2b)+(4a^2-3ab+9)\\\\=2a^2+ab+2b+4a^2-3ab+9\\\\=(2a^2+4a^2)+(ab-3ab)+2b+9\\\\=\boxed{6a^2-2ab+2b+9}
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Answer:

The sum is
6a^2-2ab+2b+9

Explanation:

Given two expression


(2a^2 + ab + 2b) and
(4a^2 − 3ab + 9)

We have to find the sum of above two expression.


(2a^2 + ab + 2b)+(4a^2 - 3ab + 9)

Combining like terms we get


(2a^2+4a^2)+(ab-3ab)+2b+9

=
6a^2-2ab+2b+9

The sum is
6a^2-2ab+2b+9

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