Math, asked by rkRahul3219, 1 year ago

How do you solve 3(x2−2x+5)−2(3x−5)=4(x2−x−5)−(x2+3)?

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Answered by harshu7052
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Heya...,

Your answer is here..,

3(x2-2x+5) -2(3x-5) = 4(x2- x-5)-(x2 +3)

= 3x2-6x+15-6x+10 = 4x2-4x-20-x2+3

= 3x2-6x-6x+10+15 = 4x2-x2-4x+3-20

= 3x2 -12x+25 = 3x2 - 4x+ 17

= 3x2-3x2 -12x+4x +25-17

=0x2 - 8x + 8

= -8x = -8

= x = -8/-8

x = 1

hope its helpful to you.....

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