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Math subtract 3 x square +5 y square -2 z square from the um of 5 z square-2 x square+z square

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Answered by kkssathiyamoorthi

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subtract 3 x square +5 y square -2 z square from the um of 5 z square-2 x square+z square

the answer is

x square +5y square +4 z square

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