Math, asked by madhusidpalak, 17 days ago

1. The algebraic expression for the statement 'twice the square of a number x subtracted from seven times the sum of the numbers y and 2' is please give step to step solution not just the answer​

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Answered by vaishubh1707
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Answer:

-2x² +7y +14

Step-by-step explanation:

square of a number x = x²-------( 1 )

twice the square of a number x

= twice the (square of a number x )

=twice the x² [from 1]

= 2x² --------( 2)

sum of the numbers y and 2

= y +2 ---------( 3)

seven times the sum of the numbers y and 2

= seven times the( sum of the numbers y and 2)

= seven times the (y+2) [from 3]

= 7(y+2) ----------(4 )

twice the square of a number x subtracted from seven times the sum of the numbers y and 2

=( twice the square of a number x) subtracted from (seven times the sum of the numbers y and 2)

from 2 & 4,

= 2x² subtracted from 7(y+2)

= 7(y+2) -2x²

= 7y +14 -2x²

= -2x² +7y +14

Thus , required algebraic expression is -2x² +7y +14.

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