Math, asked by sonalpdh3, 1 year ago

1. Solve the following.
a) (13x² +12xy –11y) +
(17y2 +14xy – 13x²)​

Answers

Answered by shah033
4

Answer:

=13x2+12xy-11y+17y2+14xy-13x2

=17y2+26xy-11y

Answered by amitnrw
0

Given : (13x²+12xy-11y)+(17y²+14xy-13x²)

To Find : Evaluate the expression

Solution:

Like terms are the terms whose variables and their exponents are the same.

(13x²+12xy-11y)+(17y²+14xy-13x²)

Combine like term

= 13x²  - 13x²  + 12xy + 14xy  - 11y  + 17y²

= 0  + 26xy - 11y  + 17y²

= 26xy - 11y  + 17y²

= y (26x - 11 + 17y)

= y(26x + 17y - 11)

= 26xy + 17y² - 11y

(13x²+12xy-11y)+(17y²+14xy-13x²) = 26xy + 17y² - 11y

or y(26x + 17y - 11)

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