Math, asked by anurag6629, 11 months ago

How do you simplify y2+3y−47y3+7y2−14y?

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Answered by CEOEkanshNimbalkar
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Answer : - 136 y

Step by step explanation :

y \times 2 + 3y - 47y \times 3 + 7y \times 2 - 14y

Use the commutative property to reorder the terms.

 =  > 2y + 3y - 47y \times 3 + 7y \times 2 - 14y

Calculate the product. Multiplying a negative and a positive equals a negative.

(-) ×(+) = (-)

 =  >  2y + 3y - 141y + 7y \times 2 - 14y

Calculate the product by multiplying the numbers.

 =  > 2y + 3y - 141y + 14y - 14y

Eliminate the opposites.

 =  > 2y + 3y - 141y

Collect the like terms by calculating the sum or difference of their coefficients.

 =  > (2 + 3 - 141)y

Calculate the sum or difference.

  =   >  - 136y

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