Question

add: (5x^3+3x^2+10-8) + (3x+7x-6)

Answer 1

i doont know

Answer 2

5x^3 + 3x^2 + 10x -4

Answer 3

you add it :p

Answer 4

this: 5x^3 + 3x^2 + 10x -4 is correct
it's a simple addition/subtraction problem :)

Answer 5

no those two answers are a mix match af my answer chouces

Answer 6

harkirat??

Answer 7

what do u mean jones??

Answer 8

niether of thoise answers are a choice
these are the teo closest to them:

Answer 9

5x^3+6x^2+17x-2
5x^3+6x^2+17x-14

Answer 10

ill give u the other two chouces if u want

Answer 11

jones, pls recheck the question that u hv typed, u might hv made a mistake in typing it out

Answer 12

the 10 is supposed to be 10x

Answer 13

1 sec there is more then that ill retype it

Answer 14

ok

Answer 15

\[(5x^3+3x^2+10x-8)+3x^2+7x-6)\]

Answer 16

the ans is
\[5x ^{3} + 6x ^{2} + 17x - 14\]

Answer 17

yup that is there thanks bunches

Answer 18

so for these i dont need to worry about the exponents much just add and subtract??

Answer 19

yes, u have to add/subtract similar terms i.e. terms having same variable with same power

Answer 20

yes jones96, when the difference comes in is with multiplying and dividing them. Just remember what to do for each situation :)

Answer 21

oh ok