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Find the sum of 5x^2 and (2xy^2+x^2y)

Find the sum of 5x^2 and (2xy^2+x^2y)
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Find the sum of 5x^2 and (2xy^2+x^2y)

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5x^2 has no "like term" in 2xy^2+x^2y.

Thus, the indicated sum is 2xy^2+x^2y + 5x^2.
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