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(6y^2-9y+4)-(-7y^2+5y+1)

(6y^2-9y+4)-(-7y^2+5y+1)
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(6y^2-9y+4)-(-7y^2+5y+1)

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Answer and explanation:


(6y^2-9y+4)-(-7y^2+5y+1) multiply the - into
-7y^2+5y+1


6y^2-9y+4+7y^2-5y-1 Now add, or subtract, everything together.


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