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15x² + y², 10x² - 2y² Subtract the given equations.

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Answered by tiwaavi
1

Given Equations,

15x² + y², 10x² - 2y²

Let 15x² + y² be eq(i). and 10x² - 2y² be eq(ii).


On Subtracting eq(ii) from (i).

15x² + y²- (10x² - 2y²)

= 15x² + y²- 10x² + 2y²

= 5x² + 3y²



Hence on subtracting the given equations, answer will be 5x² + 3y².



Hope it helps.

Answered by hukam0685
1

Dear students,


 1 5 x^{2} + y^{2} - ( 10 x^{2} -2y^{2} )\\\\ \\ =1 5 x^{2} + y^{2} -  10 x^{2} +2y^{2} \\\\ \\ =1 5 x^{2} -  10 x^{2}+  y^{2} +2y^{2}\\ \\\\    =5x^{2}  +3 y^{2}


While addition in algebra ,one should remember that like term add with like


term and the same rule is applied in subtraction.


for example:


→ x and x are like


→ x and y are not like.


 x^{2}  and    x^{2}  are like


→ x and x^{2} are not like


hope it helps you.

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