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C= 3y^2+4y+4 D= -7y ^2 + 3y -6 D-C=
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C= 3y^2+4y+4
D= -7y ^2 + 3y -6
D-C=

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Answer:

subtrace all numbers from c and d together.

User CascadiaJS
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Answer:

-10y^2-y-10

Explanation:

  • D-C= (-7y^2+3y-6)-(3y^2+4y+4)

rewrite without parenthese:

  • -7y^2+3y-6-3y^-3y-4

group like terms:

  • (-7-3)y^2+(3-4)+(-6-4)

simplify:

-10y^2-y-10

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