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5/8y² - 1 1/2y² + 3 =?​

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ChopinTheChicken

Answer:

-7/8y²+3

Step-by-step explanation:

It seems like we are just combining like terms here. Like terms have the same variable raised to the same power. We have three terms here: two of them are y² terms and one is just a 3, so we can combine those two like terms and then just add 3.

5/8y²-3/2y²= -7/8y²

Now we just plop the three on the end and we're done!

-7/8y²+3

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