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Okay last one but 5(n^2 + n) – 3(n^2 – 2n)?

Okay last one but 5(n^2 + n) – 3(n^2 – 2n)?
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Okay last one but
5(n^2 + n) – 3(n^2 – 2n)?

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User Derek Tomes
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Answer =2n^2+11n

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User Nikhil Agarwal
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  • Answer:

2n² + 11n

  • Explanation:

5(n² + n) – 3(n²2 – 2n) =

= 5n² + 5n - 3n² + 6n

= 2n² + 11n

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