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First box: Linear, constant, quadraticSecond box: monomial, trinomial, binomial Third box: 0, 1, 2

First box: Linear, constant, quadraticSecond box: monomial, trinomial, binomial Third-example-1

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Given:


(3x^2-x-7)-(5x^2-4x-2)+(x+3)(x+2)

We will simplify the expression as follows:

First, expand the last term which is (x+3)(x+2)

so,


=(3x^2-x-7)-(5x^2-4x-2)+(x^2+5x+6)

Second, expand by multiplying the sign in front of each parenthesis


=3x^2-x-7-5x^2+4x+2+x^2+5x+6

finally, Combine the like terms:


\begin{gathered} =(3x^2-5x^2+x^2)+(-x+4x+5x)+(-7+2+6) \\ \\ =-x^2+8x+1 \end{gathered}

So, the result is a quadratic polynomial with 3 terms

So, the answer will be as follows:

First box: Quadratic

Second box: trinomial

Third box: 2

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