select the difference, (6x^2-7x^3)-(4x^2-9x^3)
\[6x^2-4x^2 = ?\]\[-7x^3-(-9x^3) = ?\]
2x^2(1+x)
\[2x ^{2}(1+x)\]
Since they have the same exponents - you can just add/subtract the terms
I Already have the answer right ?
that isn't any of my answers, as following, A.) 4x^6 B.) 4x^5 C.) 2x^2-16x^3 D.) 2x^2+2x^3
Please refer to what I posted.
thanks
it is D
You're welcome, technically, the answer she gave was also correct, but it was in the factored form of the answer
whatever...it was a multiple choice question..so
it is D
So i was wrong?
yes because you have to combine like terms
In terms of the question being asking, yes. but, 2x^2+2x^3 factored is 2x^2(x+1). It's the same value, but the question didn't want it in factored form
I Had it right, it was just factored but if u simpily if u get \[2x ^{2}+2x ^{3}\]
oh ok
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