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8p² + 5, 9p² - 7 Subtract the given equations.

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Answered by imhkp4u
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According to the question we are asked to subtract the two expressions: (8p² + 5) and (9p² - 7)


So, we can simplify it as shown below:


(8p² + 5) - (9p² - 7)


or, 8p² + 5 - 9p² + 7


or, -p² + 12 [Ans]


Explanation:

We know that product of two negative terms is always positive i.e. when we ave removed the parenthesis, the sign of constant 7 changed from negative to positive.


Also have implemented that product of different sign always gives negative value. That is the reason 9 is negative.


Addition or subtraction of these expressions can be easily done but the fact one has to be aware of the sign used.



Answered by mysticd
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Given expressions are


8p² + 5 , 9p² - 7


i ) subtracting first expression


from second expression ,we get


9p² - 7 - ( 8p² + 5 )


= 9p² - 7 - 8p² - 5


= 9p² - 8p² - 7 - 5


= p² - 12


ii ) subtracting second expression


from first expression, we get


8p² + 5 - ( 9p² - 7 )


= 8p² + 5 - 9p² + 7


= 8p² - 9p² + 5 + 7


= -p² + 12


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