Polynomial (3) [tex](-4x^2)+2xy^2+[10x^2y+(-4x^2y)][/tex] gives the sum of the given polynomial [tex]10x^2y+2xy^2-4x^2-4x^2y[/tex] with like terms grouped together.
What is Polynomial?
Polynomial is a mathematical expression made of one or more algebraic terms (variable) with different powers and different combinations and coefficients.
We can add or subtract only like terms in a polynomial, and like terms are which have the same variable combination with similar power but the coefficient can be different.
Here given polynomial is [tex]=10x^2y+2xy^2-4x^2-4x^2y[/tex]
Here we have to group the like terms in the given polynomial which are [tex]10x^2y,(-4x^2y)[/tex].
So grouping the like terms we can write the sum of the given polynomial as [tex](-4x^2)+2xy^2+[10x^2y+(-4x^2y)][/tex].
Hence option (3) is correct.
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