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Multiply: (3x to the power 4 + 2y to the power 2)(5x to the power 2- y to the power 4)

Multiply: (3x to the power 4 + 2y to the power 2)(5x to the power 2- y to the power 4)
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Multiply: (3x to the power 4 + 2y to the power 2)(5x to the power 2- y to the power 4)

Multiply: (3x to the power 4 + 2y to the power 2)(5x to the power 2- y to the power-example-1
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it is the last one because you are adding the powers but, multiplying the numbers infront the Xs.

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