SOLUTION: Subtract 4x2+9x+2 from 5x2+7x−9. I keep getting the wrong answer and I need some help. Please help me. The "2" after each x is suppose to be an exponent.

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Question 1055265: Subtract 4x2+9x+2 from 5x2+7x−9.
I keep getting the wrong answer and I need some help. Please help me. The "2" after each x is suppose to be an exponent.
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) About Me  (Show Source):
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Hi  

 5x^2+7x−9 

-4x^2-9x-2

x^2 - 2x - 11