Math, asked by nagalaxmipilli1, 3 months ago

IfA= 2y+3x-x square; B: 3x square. then
find
A+B.

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Answered by drashti1612

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A+B

-x square +3x+2y+ 3x square

3x^2 -x^2 +3x+2y

Therefore A+B = 2x^2 +3x+2y

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