6x(x – y + z) – 3y(x + y - z) from 2z(-x + y + z)
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6x(x – y + z) – 3y(x + y - z) from 2z(-x + y + z)
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Subtracting,
6x(x−y+z)−3y(x+y−z) from 2z(−x+y+z)
⇒ 6x
2
−6xy+6xz−3xy−3y
2
+3yz from −2xz+2yz+2z
2
= (−2xz+2yz+2z
2
)−(6x
2
−6xy+6xz−3xy−3y
2
+3yz)
= −2xz+2yz+2z
2
−6x
2
+6xy−6xz+3xy+3y
2
−3yz
= 9xy−yz−8zx−6x
2
+3y
2
+2z
2
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