Math, asked by sangwanp364, 7 months ago

. 12 If A = x2 + xy - 6 , B = 6xy -
2x2 + 1 and C= 3x2 + 7 - 3xy. Find A-B
+ C.​

Answers

Answered by mokshaa23
2

Answer:

6x²-10xy

Step-by-step explanation:

A = x2 + xy - 6

B = 6xy - 2x2 + 1

C= 3x2 + 7 - 3xy

A-B  + C

x2 + xy - 6-(6xy - 2x2 + 1)+(3x2 + 7 - 3xy)

x²-xy-6-6xy+2x²-1+3x²+7-3xy

6x²-10xy+0

6x²-10xy

Answered by chhotis338
0

Answer:

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