q^4-3q+2q=0
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The like terms are the terms that contain the variable q to the same power. In this case, we have -3q and 2q, which are both to the power of 1. So, we combine -3q and 2q to get -q. The equation now looks like this: q^4 - q = 0 Show more…
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