Question

(5x^2+3x-4)+(3x^2 -x+2)
Figure it out using the rules of polynomial!
MEDAL REWARDED!!

Answer 1

@jim_thompson591

Answer 2

@UnkleRhaukus

Answer 3

\[(5x^2+3x-4)+(3x^2 -x+2)\] maybe it would be easier to group like terms together first and get
\[5x^2+3x^2+3x-x-4+2\]

Answer 4

Okay, now that is much better. ;)

Answer 5

now that the like terms are together, you can easily see how to combine them

Answer 6

Okay

Answer 7

Thank you!

Answer 8

yw
i can check your answer if you like

Answer 9

Sure if you don't mind?

Answer 10

So what is the answer you got or received?

Answer 11

i didn't get one, waiting for you

Answer 12

Oh okay

Answer 13

what is \(5x^2+3x^2\) ?

Answer 14

8x^2

Answer 15

@satellite73

Answer 16

yes

Answer 17

how bout \(3x-x\) ?

Answer 18

2x

Answer 19

k good
finally \(-4+2\)

Answer 20

-2

Answer 21

got it
so final answer?

Answer 22

8x^2+2x-2 right?

Answer 23

I think?

Answer 24

yup
with a little practice you can do it in your head without writing the like terms together,
find them with your eyeballs

Answer 25

Thanks! ;)

Answer 26

yw

Answer 27

Thanks for the medal too :)

Answer 28

my pleasure