SOLUTION: {{{(4y^4+y^2)(y^2+y)}}} i have {{{4y^6+y^3}}} but do i have to add them too together or no?

SOLUTION: {{{(4y^4+y^2)(y^2+y)}}} i have {{{4y^6+y^3}}} but do i have to add them too together or no?

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Question 240446: i have but do i have to add them too together or no?
Answer by JimboP1977(311) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Add them all together gives

Remember that in general does not equal
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