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p^2qr+pq^2r+pqr^2+-3pq^2r-2pqr^2​

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Answered by SanskratiJoshi
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Given:

 {p}^{2} qr + p {q}^{2} r + pq {r}^{2}   - 3p {q}^{2} r - 2pq {r}^{2}

To Find:

The sum of the given equation.

Solution:

we have,

 {p}^{2}qr + pq^{2} r  + pqr^{2}  - 3pq^{2} r  - 2pqr ^{2}

Putting like terms together. (Like terms are the terms having same algebraic expressions.)

 {p}^{2} qr + p {q}^{2} r - 3p {q}^{2} r + pq {r}^{2}  - 2pq {r}^{2}

solving the above expression,

 {p}^{2} qr  - 2p {q}^{2} r - pq {r}^{2}

The above expression cannot be solved further as the algebraic expressions are not like terms.

Hence, the sum of the given equation is,

 {p}^{2} qr - 2p {q}^{2}r - pq {r}^{2}

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