Math, asked by sarithasuryahyd, 3 months ago

If A = 2y2 + 3x - x*; B = 2x2 - 3y2; C = 3x2 - 5xy. Then find (1) A + B+C

Answers

Answered by Anonymous

0

a+b+c=

(2y²+3x-x)+(2x²-3y²)+(3x²-5xy)=

(2y²-3y²-5xy)+(3+2x²+3x²)=

-1y²-5xy+3+5x²

thats the ans mark as brainleiest thxs

Answered by lhv15

0

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:-

A+B+C

(2y2+3x-x)+(2x2-3y2)+(3x2-5xy)

2y2-3y2+2x2+3x2+3x-x-5xy

-y2+5x2+2x-5xy

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Math, 1 month ago

444-65-43-9-0 444-56-34-0-9...

Economy, 1 month ago

In the long run if there is a shortage in the market for a product, the guiding (allocation) function of price can be expected to cause A) an increasing shift in the demand for the product. B) a decreasing shift in the demand for the product. C) an increasing shift in the supply of the product. D) a decreasing shift in the supply of the product.

English, 1 month ago

puja_________(work) as secretary in a company.(present indefinite)...

Math, 3 months ago

Factorize 8a³b - 27 b...

Science, 3 months ago

what can be done to improve sanitation in public places.

History, 10 months ago

please anwser my question ...

Math, 10 months ago

please send me the answer of this questions.

Chemistry, 10 months ago

What is the is the different between displacement and double displacement reaction ? write equation for these reaction.