1. **State the problem:** Simplify the polynomial expression given by combining like terms:
$$8mr^5 - 2rn^6 + 5mr^2n^4 - mr^3n^3 + n^6 - 4m^6 + 9rn^2n^4 - mn^5 - 4m^3rn^3$$
2. **Identify like terms:**
- Note that $9rn^2n^4 = 9rn^{6}$ since $n^2 \cdot n^4 = n^{6}$.
- Group terms by their variables and powers:
- Terms with $n^6$: $-2rn^6 + 9rn^6 + n^6$
- Terms with $mr^5$: $8mr^5$
- Terms with $mr^2n^4$: $5mr^2n^4$
- Terms with $mr^3n^3$: $-mr^3n^3 - 4m^3rn^3$
- Terms with $mn^5$: $-mn^5$
- Terms with $m^6$: $-4m^6$
3. **Simplify like terms:**
- Combine $-2rn^6 + 9rn^6 = 7rn^6$
- So the $n^6$ terms become $7rn^6 + n^6$
4. **Rewrite the expression:**
$$8mr^5 + 5mr^2n^4 - mr^3n^3 - 4m^3rn^3 + 7rn^6 + n^6 - mn^5 - 4m^6$$
5. **Check for further simplification:**
- The terms $-mr^3n^3$ and $-4m^3rn^3$ are not like terms because of different powers of $m$ and $r$.
- No other like terms to combine.
6. **Final simplified expression:**
$$8mr^5 + 5mr^2n^4 - mr^3n^3 - 4m^3rn^3 + 7rn^6 + n^6 - mn^5 - 4m^6$$
Polynomial Simplification Ca7Cb5
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