Math, asked by ritika08082008, 19 days ago

1. subtract the following.
i) 15x²y²-2xy and 3xy
ii) 15x²+7y²-3 and 5x²+2y²-2​

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Answered by Devkumarr
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Answer:

i) 15x²y²-2xyand 3xy = 5x²y²-5xy  

ii) 15x²+7y²-3 and 5x²+2y²-2​ = 10x²+5y²-1

Step-by-step explanation:

In context to the given question we have to find the subtracted value of two given problems

given; Subtract

i) 15x²y²-2xy and 3xy

ii) 15x²+7y²-3 and 5x²+2y²-2​

therefore;

1). 15x²y²-2xy and 3xy

By subtraction

15x²y²-2xy - 3xy

= 5x²y²-5xy  [ as we know (-) + (-) will be (+) but the sign will be (-) ]

2). 15x²+7y²-3 and 5x²+2y²-2​

By subtraction

15x²+7y²-3 - (5x²+2y²-2)

=  15x²+7y²-3 -5x²-2y²+2  [as we know(-) + (+)will be(-) ]

=   10x²+5y²-1

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