Ugh (; what is the sum of the polynomials? (–x2 + 9) + (–3x2 – 11x + 4) can someone me by explaining it, i know that the answer is "-4x2 - 11x + 13" but i don't know how to get that answer, asap (:

What you do is you add the like terms. so everything that has the same coefficient (the letter attached to the number) is a like term
so you add the numbers for each like term together because you have a + in between the polynomials
so -x2 (im guessing this is x squared?) and -3x2 are like terms. if you add the numbers, thats -1 and -3 (if there's not a number attached to the term it's just a 1) which is -4 and if you attach that back to the like term it's -4x2
-11x doesn't have a like term so you keep it how it is
9 and 4 are like terms, if you add them you get 13
all together, that's -4x2 -11x +13
if that still doesn't make sense, tell me and i'll try to help more!!

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