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John and Emily are planning to prepare two types of cookies for a local charity event. The first cookie recipe requires ingredients costing (2x² + 5x - 7) dollars, and the second cookie recipe requires ingredients costing (3 - 4x² + 6x) dollars. How much will the ingredients for both cookie types cost in total?

• 2x² + 3x +1

• -2x² - 11x -4

• 2x² + 5x -7

• -2x² + 11x -4

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CCSS.HSA.APR.A.1

Bob and Sarah are planning to prepare two types of cookies for a local charity event. The first cookie recipe requires ingredients costing (2x² + 5x - 7) dollars, and the second cookie recipe requires ingredients costing (3 - 4x² + 6x) dollars. How much will the ingredients for both cookie types cost in total?

• 2x² + 3x +1

• -2x² - 11x -4

• 2x² + 5x -7

• -2x² + 11x -4

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Sarah is planning a small party and is calculating the total cost of decorations and snacks she bought. She spent on decorations
 (5x + 2) dollars and on snacks
 (4x + 5) dollars. Combine like terms to find the total cost.

• 9x -7

• -9x-11

• 9x+7

• x+7

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CCSS.7.EE.A.1

Alice is managing the finances for her two startups over the past year. The profit from the first startup is represented by the equation 4x - 2x³, and the profit from the second startup is given by 5x³ - 4x + 5. Alice needs to calculate the combined annual profit from both startups.

• 3x³ + 5

• 3x³ + 8x + 5

• 3x² + 5

• 7x³ + 8x + 5

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A mathematician named Dr. Euler is working on polynomial expressions for a new mathematical model and encounters the following problem while simplifying an equation:
(p³ - 6p⁴ + 1) - (8p⁴ - 8p³ + 7)

• -14p⁴ + 9p³ - 6

• -14p⁴ + 9p³ + 6

• -14p⁴ + 9p³ - 1

• -15p⁴ + 9p³ + 6

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Lisa and John are comparing their savings over the year. Lisa's savings can be represented by the polynomial (3- 2x + 2x²), indicating her savings in thousands over x months, while John's savings are represented by (4x -5 +3x²), also in thousands over x months. Calculate the difference between Lisa's and John's savings. 

• x_² + 6x + 8

• 2x² + 5x - 7

• -x² -6x + 8

• -2x² + 11x - 4

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Bob is planning to expand his orchard. He currently has
(3x² - 3x + 2) apple trees and plans to plant more. After planting (x² - 2x + 1) apple trees, how many apple trees will Bob have in total?

• 4x³-2x²+2

• 4x² - 5x + 3

• -2x³+2x+2

• 4x³-2x²-2

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Alice and Bob are playing with numbers. Alice writes down the equation 
(3- 2x + 2x²) and Bob writes down (4x -5 +3x²). Find the difference between Alice's and Bob's equations.

• x_² + 6x + 8

• 2x² + 5x - 7

• -x² -6x + 8

• -2x² + 11x - 4

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CCSS.HSA.APR.A.1

John is managing his budget for the month. He records his income as (3- 2x + 2x²) dollars and his monthly bills as (4x -5 +3x²) dollars. Calculate the difference between his income and bills. 

• x_² + 6x + 8

• 2x² + 5x - 7

• -x² -6x + 8

• -2x² + 11x - 4

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Lisa is calculating the total expenses for her bakery's renovation project. She initially estimated the expenses as (4n⁴ - 8n + 4) dollars. However, after a detailed review, she found an overestimation of (8n² + 4n⁴ + 1) dollars in her calculation. What is the corrected total expenses?

• -8n² - 8n + 3 

• -7n² - 8n + 3 

• -6n² - 8n + 3

• -7n² - 4n + 3

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