Which expression is equivalent to (2x^5+7x^3)-(5x^2-4x^3)
Mathematics · High School · Tue Nov 03 2020
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Given the numerical expression:
(2x^5+7x^3)-(5x^2-4x^3)
Find its equivalent value.
Solution:
Since we there is a minus sign in the center of each expression, it means that we will use the operation to determine the equivalent value.
= (2x^5+7x^3)-(5x^2-4x^3)
= 2x^5+7x^3-5x^2+4x^3
-4x^3 changes to positive since it has a minus sign in the middle, and same signs will result to a positive number, while opposite sign will result to a negative number.
Final Answer = 2x^5+11x^3-5x^2