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I was wondering how you add these two equations together
(4 {x}^(2) - 2x) + (5x - 7)

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Explanation

We are given the following:


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

We are required to simplify the expression above.

This is achieved thus:


\begin{gathered} (4x^(2)-2x)+(5x-7) \\ \text{ Remove the brackets} \\ 4x^2-2x+5x-7 \\ =4x^2+3x-7 \end{gathered}

Hence, the answer is:


\begin{equation*} 4x^2+3x-7 \end{equation*}

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