Math, asked by divya2784, 1 year ago

Coefficient of y^2 in 3y^3-y^2+8y(y+5)

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Answered by Harpreetkaur22

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Answer:

3y^3+8y(y+5) are the coefficient of y^2

Answered by user12345690

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Answer

3y^2-y^2+8y^2+40

3y^2-7y^2+40

answer =7

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