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A=2x^2-4x-7, B=x^2+6x-4, C=-6^2-2x+2 find A+B-C

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Answered by vishwakarmakirti03
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given is A = 2x^2-4x-7

B = x^2+6x-4

C = -6x^2-2x+2

A+B = [(2x^2+x^2)+(-4x+6x)+(-7-4)]

= 3x^2+2x-11

(A+B)-C = [(3x^2+2x-11)-(-6x^2-2x+2)]

= [(3x^2-(-6))-(2x-(-2x)-(-11+2)]

=-3x^2-4x +9

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