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Answered by arya004patel
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Sum of second part

=> 8y² -y -3

Sum of first part

=> y² + 5y -6

Subtracting 1st from 2nd

=> 7y² -6y +3

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Answered by kts182007
0

Answer:

7y² - 6y - 9

Step-by-step explanation:

First let us add what is asked

first addition

= (3y² + 2y - 1) + (-2y² + 3y - 5)

= y² + 5y + 6 (i)

second addition

= (5y² - 6y) + ( 3y² + 5y -3)

= 8y² - y - 3 (ii)

So the question asks us to subtract (i) from (ii)

so

= (8y² - y - 3) - ( y² + 5y - 6)

= 8y² - y - 3 - y² - 5y + 6  [Sign change 'cause of subtraction]

= 7y² - 6y + 3

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