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from the sum of 6+4y+y^2 and 8-5y+3y^2,subtract the sum of 6y^2-4y and -y^2+4y+9​

Answers

Answered by btsarmyforever90
9

Answer:

answer:-2-y-y²

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Answered by NehaKari
0

Given:

Sum of: y²+4y+6 and 3y²-5y+8,

Sum of: 6y²-4y and -y²+4y+9​

To Find:

Solve the above arithmetic equation:

Solution:

Sum of:

⇒ ( y²+4y+6) + (3y²-5y+8) =

⇒ 4y²-y +14

Sum of:

⇒ ( 6y²-4y ) + (-y²+4y+9​)

⇒ 5y²+9

now subtract :

⇒ (4y²-y +14 ) -(5y²+9)

⇒ 4y²-y +14 - 5y²- 9

⇒ -y² - y +5

Hence, the final answer is - y² - y + 5 .

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