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if A = x²+y²–z²,B=3x²–2y²+5y² and C=3y²–5y²–z²,find the value of 2A‐3B+4C

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Question

If A = x²+y²–z²,B=3x²–2y²+5y² and C=3y²–5y²–z²,find the value of 2A‐3B+4C?

Solution

Given:-

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A = x²+y²–z²

So,

2A = 2x²+2y²-2z²

B= 3x²-2y²+5y²

So,

3B= 9x²-6y²+15y²

=9x²+9y²

C=3y²–5y²–z²

So,

4C=12y²–20y²–4z²

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Therefore,

2A‐3B+4C=

= 2x²+2y²-2z²-(9x²+9y²)+12y²–20y²–4z²

= 2x²+2y²-2z²-9x²-9y²+12y²–20y²–4z²

= -7x²-15y²-6

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Therefore, -7x²-15y²-6 is the answer.

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