Math, asked by lavinaap, 7 months ago

Find the sum of y2 +7y + 3; 3y2 -
4y - 2*

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Answered by devajinivale

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Step-by-step explanation:

y² +7y + 3+ 3y² -4y - 2

=y²+3y²+7y-4y+3-2

=4y²+3y+1

Answered by chandruhj678

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Answer:

sorry I can't

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