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Consider the following simplified algebraic expression. 10 x squared y + 6 x squared minus 7 y squared minus 6 Which could be the original expression? 8 x squared y + 7 x squared minus 5 y squared + 3 x minus 2 + 2 x squared y minus x squared minus 2 y squared + 3 x minus 4 8 x squared y + 7 x squared minus 5 y squared + 3 x minus 2 + 2 x squared y minus x squared minus 2 y squared minus 3 x minus 4 8 x squared y + 7 x squared minus 5 y squared + 3 x + 2 + 2 x squared y minus x squared minus 2 y squared minus 3 x minus 4 8 x squared y + 7 x squared minus 5 y squared + 3 x minus 2 minus 2 x squared y minus x squared minus 2 y squared minus 3 x minus 4

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Answer:

B

Explanation:

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User Omar Bahir
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Answer:

(b) 8x^2y +7x^2 -5y^2 +3x -2 +2x^2y -x^2 -2y^2 -3x -4

Explanation:

Detailed comparison of the answer choices seems to be required. The x^2y terms need to sum to 10x^2y, the 3x terms need to cancel, the constant terms need to sum to -6.

The appropriate choice on this list appears to be the second choice.

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Comment on the problem

In the form presented, it takes considerable time to sort the answer choices from one another and to determine what their differences are. It would be much more conducive to getting an answer if the problem were presented using the usual math symbols in a form that separates the question and the different answer possibilities.

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