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4+(m+n)x^4 when m is 7 and n is 5

User Iburlakov
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Answer:


4+12x^(4)

Explanation:


m = 7,
n = 5


4 + (m + n) x^(4)


4 + (7 + 5) x^(4)


4+12x^(4)

User Anand Gaurav
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Answer:

4+12x^4

Explanation:

4+(m+n)x^4 , when m=7 and n=5

4+((7)+(5))x^4

4+(7+5)x^4 *(7+5=12)*

4+12x^4

Hope it helps!

User Pat McG
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