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Find the difference of the polynomials 2a^2+3a and 3a^2-4a by subtracting the second from the first

Find the difference of the polynomials 2a^2+3a and 3a^2-4a by subtracting the second from the first
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Find the difference of the polynomials 2a^2+3a and 3a^2-4a by subtracting the second from the first

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Answer:

-a^2+7a

Explanation:

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User Isexxx
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I believe it is -a^2 - a
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