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(6m^5+3-m^3-4m)-(-m^5+2m^3-4m+6)=
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(6m^5+3-m^3-4m)-(-m^5+2m^3-4m+6)=

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Answer:


7m^5-3m^3-3

Explanation:


(6m^5+3-m^3-4m)-(-m^5+2m^3-4m+6)= \\\\(6m^5+m^5)+(-m^3-2m^3)+(-4m+4m)+3-6= \\\\7m^5-3m^3-3

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User ManBugra
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Explanation:

6m^5-2m^3-m^3-4m+4m+3-6

7m^5-3m^3-3

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