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Subtract. (9x2+3x+6)–(8x2+3)
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Subtract.
(9x2+3x+6)–(8x2+3)

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Answer:

x^2 +3x +3

Explanation:

(9x^2+3x+6)–(8x^2+3)

Distribute the negative sign

(9x^2+3x+6)–8x^2-3

Combine like terms

9x^2–8x^2+3x+6–8x^2-3

x^2 +3x +3

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