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(b) Simplify 4q2 – 3q2
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Answer:
q^2
Explanation:
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Answer:
q^2
Explanation:
4q^2 – 3q^2
Factor out the q^2
q^2 ( 4-3)
q^2(1)
1q^2
q^2
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