From the sum of x2 + 4y2 – 6xy, x2 – y 2 + 2xy and x2 – 4xy, subtract –2x2 + y2 – xy.
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The simplified equation is 4x²+2y²-3xy
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Three equations (x² + 4y² – 6xy), (x² – y ² + 2xy) and
(–2x² + y² – xy )
We have to add first two and substract third equation
Solution : (x² + 4y² – 6xy) + (x² – y ² + 2xy) - (–2x² + y² – xy )
Opening the brackets we get
= x² + 4y² – 6xy + x² – y ² + 2xy +2x² - y² + xy
Rearranging the like terms
= x² +x²+2x²+ 4y²– y ² - y²– 6xy+ 2xy+ xy
= 4x²+2y²-3xy
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