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Subtract 2y²+5y +8 from 6y- 2y+3.​

Subtract 2y²+5y +8 from 6y- 2y+3.​
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Subtract 2y²+5y +8 from 6y- 2y+3.​

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The answer to this problem would be :

-2y^2-y-5

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