Find the sum of these polynomials. (2x^2+x+3)+(3x^2+2x+1)

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Larz asked Apr 27, 2023

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Find the sum of these polynomials. (2x^2+x+3)+(3x^2+2x+1)

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Larz asked Apr 27, 2023

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Answer:

5x²+3x+4

Explanation:

(2x²+x+3)+(3x²+2x+1)

add 2x² and 3x² since they're like terms

5x²+x+3+2x+1

add 2x and x = 3x

5x²+3x+3+1

add 3 and 1 = 4

5x²+3x+4

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that would be the solution to this

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