The expression 6x³ + 3y²– 5x³ + 2y² is equivalent to x³ + 5y² so option (C) will be correct.
What is an expression?
A mixture of variables, numbers, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division are called expressions.
An expression is a mathematical proof of the equality of two mathematical expressions.
A statement expressing the equality of two mathematical expressions is known as an equation.
Given,
6x³ + 3y²– 5x³ + 2y²
Combine all likely terms
(6x³ - 5x³) + (3y² + 2y²)
⇒ x³ + 5y²
Hence,The expression 6x³ + 3y²– 5x³ + 2y² is equivalent to x³ + 5y².
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