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-2(x2 - y² + xy) - 3(x2 + y2 - xy)​

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Answered by ravibharathi22
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Answer:

-5x^2 - y^2 + xy

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Answered by DibyenduChakraborty
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Step-by-step explanation:

-2(x² - y² + xy) - 3(x² + y² - xy)

-2(x² - y² + xy) - 3(x² + y² - xy)= -2x² +2y² -2xy -3x² -3y² +3xy

-2(x² - y² + xy) - 3(x² + y² - xy)= -2x² +2y² -2xy -3x² -3y² +3xy= -5x² -y² +xy

-2(x² - y² + xy) - 3(x² + y² - xy)= -2x² +2y² -2xy -3x² -3y² +3xy= -5x² -y² +xy = xy - 5x² -

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