(s^3−2s−9)+(2s^2−6s^3+s) = s^4-6s^3+2s^2-2s What Am I getting Wrong Here?

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(s^3−2s−9)+(2s^2−6s^3+s) = s^4-6s^3+2s^2-2s

What Am I getting Wrong Here?

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omg ur profile picture and fo the question properly

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