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(5x² + 7y - 6z²), (4y + 3x², 9x² + 2z² - 9y) and (2y - 2x²)

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Answered by Agastya0606
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Given: Four terms (5x² + 7y - 6z²), (4y + 3x²), (9x² + 2z² - 9y) and (2y - 2x²)

To find: The sum of three terms.

Solution:

  • So we have provided with three terms.
  • Sum of them is:

              (5x² + 7y - 6z²) + (4y + 3x²) + (9x² + 2z² - 9y) + (2y - 2x²)

  • Taking same terms together, we get:

              (5x² + 3x² + 9x² - 2x²) + (7y + 4y - 9y + 2y) + (- 6z² + 2z²)

  • Now adding up all, we get:

               15x² + 4y - 4z²

Answer:

          So the sum of four given terms are 15x² + 4y - 4z².

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