Combine like terms. You may use the properties to help: 4y2 – 3 – 6y – y2 + 7y
Answer

(A) y + 1

(B) y2 -13y + 3

(C) 3y2 + y -3

(D) 4y2 + 3y

Question

Combine like terms. You may use the properties to help: 4y2 – 3 – 6y – y2 + 7y
Answer
		
(A) y + 1
		
(B) y2 -13y + 3
		
(C) 3y2 + y -3
		
(D) 4y2 + 3y

anonymous · Answer

$$4y ^{2}-3-6y-y ^{2}+7y$$ I'm guessing it looks like this

anonymous · Answer

:) @Tank

anonymous · Answer

That was INCREDIBLY inaproppriate

anonymous · Answer

$$4y ^{2}-y ^{2}-6y+7y-3$$ Now you can simplify...do you know how?

anonymous · Answer

Oh like this, @LAGIRL69

anonymous · Answer

You must post an @ before name

anonymous · Answer

See my previous post @LAGIRL69

anonymous · Answer

Guys, OS isnt just  about teh answer. You mjst also guide them TO the answer.

anonymous · Answer

@Tank  it has to be from my answer list :( please i need to pass math

anonymous · Answer

http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct I suggest reviewing his

anonymous · Answer

*this

anonymous · Answer

@LAGIRL69 !!!! Look at my previous post!!!!!!!!!! It will HELP YOU!

anonymous · Answer

I cant. Im too yung.'

anonymous · Answer

i dont know how to simplify it ?

anonymous · Answer

What's 4-1?
What's -6+7?
What's -3+0?

anonymous · Answer

Thanks :)

anonymous · Answer

=] @LAGIRL69

anonymous · Answer

Katsay, why do you post crude comments?
Seriously?

anonymous · Answer

that was my bro laxbro and he was doing that

anonymous · Answer

Still, bad thing to do.

anonymous · Answer

@Tank I meant the comment before that.