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If K=3x2+5x−6 and M=−2x2−6x+7 then K−M equals
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If K=3x2+5x−6 and M=−2x2−6x+7 then K−M equals

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If you are asking “k=3*2+5x-6 and m=-2*2-6x+7 then k-m=?”:
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