Math, asked by caroopa737, 8 months ago

3a²-8ab²‐2b²,3a²‐4ab+6b²

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Answered by svasudha2008
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Answer:

if add : 6a^2 - 8ab^2 + 4b^2 - 4ab

if subtract : -8ab^2 - 8b^2 + 4ab

Answered by InsaneBanda
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From the given equation :-

3a² - 8ab - 2b² , 3a² - 4ab + 6b²

First Equation :-

3a² - 8ab - 2b²

Second Equation :-

3a² - 4ab + 6b²

Subtracting second equation by first equation :-

→ 3a² - 8ab - 2b² - ( 3a² - 4ab + 6b² )

→ 3a² - 8ab - 2b² - 3a² + 4ab - 6b²

→ 3a² - 3a² - 8ab + 4ab - 2b² - 6b²

→ - 4ab - 8b²

Therefore, on subtracting the second expression from the second expression we get - 4ab - 8b².

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