Math, asked by kaneezdevjani152, 4 months ago

3. Find the following: (6p’q - 4p9) (2pq + 7 - 3p?q?).

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Answered by reenatomar64

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

After subtracting −6p+q+3r+8 from p−2q−5r−8 we get,

p−2q−5r−8−(−6p+q+3r+8)

=p−2q−5r−8+6p−q−3r−8

=7p−3q−8r−16

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