Q. Which of the following expressions is equivalent to (3c−4c2+c3)−(5c2+8c3−6c) ?Choose 1 answer:(A) 7c3+9c2−3c(B) 7c3+c2−3c(C) −7c3+c2+9c(D) −7c3−9c2+9c
Subtract and Combine Terms: Subtract the second polynomial from the first polynomial by changing the signs of the second polynomial and combining like terms.(3c−4c2+c3)−(5c2+8c3−6c) becomes (3c−4c2+c3)−5c2−8c3+6c.
Combine Like Terms: Combine like terms by adding or subtracting the coefficients of the same powers of c. For c3 terms: c3−8c3=−7c3. For c2 terms: −4c2−5c2=−9c2. For c terms: 3c+6c=9c.
Write Resulting Polynomial: Write down the resulting polynomial after combining like terms.The result is −7c3−9c2+9c.
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