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Chapter 1: Algebra (page 17)

Simplify: 3x2+7x+9+7x2+9x+8

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The simplified expression is: 12x2+16x+17

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01

Given expression is 3x2+7x+9+7x2+9x+8We have to simplify the given expression.

We first rearrange the like terms togeher and then combine the like terms.

02

Rearrange  the expression so that the like terms are together of the ex[pression 3x2+7x+9+7x2+9x+8

=3x2+7x2+7x+9x+9+8

03

 Combining the like terms , we get= 10x2+16x+17

The simplified expression is 10x2+16x+17

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