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In the following exercises, add the polynomials. $\left(2 r^2-3 r s-2 s^2\right)+\left(5 r^2-3 r s\right)$

   In the following exercises, add the polynomials. $\left(2 r^2-3 r s-2 s^2\right)+\left(5 r^2-3 r s\right)$
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Lynn Marecek 1st Edition
Chapter 5, Problem 56 ↓
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In the following exercises, add the polynomials. $\left(2 r^2-3 r s-2 s^2\right)+\left(5 r^2-3 r s\right)$
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00:01 And our problem, we are given the two polynomials of 2r squared minus 3rs minus 2s squared plus 5r cubed minus 3rs and i stab them together.
00:14 Now, this problem touches on the concept of polynomials and adding or subtracting polynomials.
00:20 If you didn't know, polynomials are a combination of monomials.
00:25 And monomials are algebraic expressions in a form amx with x.
00:30 Representing exponent, m representing variables, and a representing coefficients.
00:35 If we look at the first monomonomial and our first polynomial, 2r squared, you see that a coefficient is 2, m our variable is r and x exponent is 2.
00:46 Now, because each of our polynomials are in parentheses and separated by a sign, we have to focus on whether this sign is positive or negative.
00:54 Because depending on the sign, we might have to change the signs, the operation signs, of the monomials in our sense.
01:00 Second parentheses.
01:01 However, because it's positive and not negative, we don't have to worry about changing the signs.
01:07 Now we can move on to combining like terms.
01:09 Like terms are in a case of mononomials are mononomials that share the same variable and exponent...
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