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Find the Sum (3x+x^7 +5x^2) +( 4x^2 -2x +8).

Find the Sum (3x+x^7 +5x^2) +( 4x^2 -2x +8).
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Find the Sum (3x+x^7 +5x^2) +( 4x^2 -2x +8).

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Answer:

x^7 + 9x^2 + x + 8

Explanation:

Combine like terms

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