Math, asked by devin30, 1 year ago

if A=3x^2-7x-8.,B=x^2+8x-3and C=-5x^2-3x+2,find i) A-B-C ii)A-B+C​

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Answered by gennie
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As A,B,C have same degree

so directly substitute,

i) A-B-C

=3x^2-7x-8 -x^2-8x+3 +5x^2+3x-2

=7x^2-12x-7

ii) A+B+C

= 3x^2-7x-8+x^2+8x-3-5x^2-3x+2

= -x^2-2x-9


eniazemi: A-B+C *
gennie: its ok
eniazemi: the question ii was A-B+C NOT A+B+C
gennie: now u must try the correct one
Answered by eniazemi
0

Answer:

i) 7x^2-12x-7

ii) -3x^2-18x-3= -3(x^2+6x+1)

Step-by-step explanation:

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