Solving polynomial(-5u^2 +8u)+(2u^2-6u-2)

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Edgar Derby · Answer 1 · 2018-02-12T23:29:20+0000

The answer is 29. All you have to do is PEMDAS once you get to 33+4u-6u-2 you have to first do 4u-6u-2 which gives you -4. When you have negative 4 just add 33 to it and the answer you get is 29

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