Question

How do you solve this? (2x^3 y^2 + x^2 y^2 -4) - (3x^2 y^3 - 6)? I got 2x^3 y^2-3x^2 y^3 + x^2 y^2 +2. Not sure if it's right..

Answer 1

remove those pitiful paranthasees and group like factors

Answer 2

they want to be friends,

Answer 3

Lol

Answer 4

so (2x^3y^2-3x^2^3)

Answer 5

Do I add the exponents when I combine like terms?

Answer 6

theres 1 piece, and you can remove x^2^y^2 from both

Answer 7

x^2y^2(2x-y)

Answer 8

this is a little confusing to read double check what i do

Answer 9

things can get bundled up

Answer 10

So I can cancel out the x^2 y^2 from both sides

Answer 11

-6-4 is -10 so you have that 2

Answer 12

o.o

Answer 13

1 sec let me get a piece of paper to write this on, this stuff is more of my high school liking

Answer 14

so far i havex^2y^2(2x-3y)+x^2y^2+2

Answer 15

ill journey on

Answer 16

So it was right o.o

Answer 17

Thank you for the help

Answer 18

no probs

Answer 19

this is more of the harder stuff i've seen on this website, everything else is like middle school level

Answer 20

Lol I'm surprised....can't wait to get out of math

Answer 21

This has nothing to do with what I'm going to do with my future...