Question

Combine like terms.
3X^2Y-2XY^2+X^2Y

Answer 1

the 1st and the 3rd

Answer 2

WAT

Answer 3

4x^2y-2xy^2

Answer 4

What @esamalaa is trying to say, is to combine the first and the last term, since hthey are *like* terms. They both have the exponent "^2y". So now your equation will look like...

\[3x^2y-2xy^2+x^2y\]vvvvv\[4x^2y-2xy^2\]Ooh...later reply. (>..<)

Answer 5

@DUDE..IM..A..DUCK :

Can you also give @esamalaa the medal he deserves?