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(–4x2–10x)+(4x2–6x+8).

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(–4x2–10x)+(4x2–6x+8).

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Sure, let's solve the equation step by step:

  1. First, let's break down the equation: (–4x^2 –10x) + (4x^2 –6x + 8).

  2. Combine like terms:

    • The x^2 terms are -4x^2 and 4x^2. When you add these together, they cancel each other out (as -4x^2 + 4x^2 = 0).

    • The x terms are -10x and -6x. When you add these together, you get -16x (-10x - 6x = -16x).

    • The constant is just 8.

  3. So, the simplified form of the equation is: 0x^2 - 16x + 8.

  4. Since 0x^2 is just 0, we can drop that term.

  5. Therefore, the final simplified form of the equation is: -16x + 8.

This problem has been solved

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