Math, asked by vandanarjgupta, 11 months ago


How much does 93p2 -- 55p + 4 exceed 13p3-5p2+17p - 90?​

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Answered by satyarth96
11

Answer:

13p3 +88p2-36p+4.....

Answered by harendrakumar4417
36

93p^{2} - 55p +4 exceeds -13p^{3} + 98p^{2} - 72p + 94.

Step-by-step explanation:

We have to subtract 13p^{3} - 5p^{2} + 17p - 90 from 93p^{2} - 55p + 4.

(93p^{2} -55p+4) - (13p^{3} - 5p^{2} + 17p -90)=> 93p^{2} - 55p + 4 - 13p^3 + 5p^{2} -17p +90

Now, collecting like terms,

=> -13p^{3} + 93p^2 +5p^{2} -55p - 17p +4 +90

=> -13p^{3} +(93+5)p^{2}-(55+17)p+94\\=> -13p^{3} + 98p^{2} - 72p+94

Hence, 93p^{2} - 55p +4 exceeds -13p^{3} + 98p^{2} - 72p + 94.

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