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Answered by BrainlyKingdom
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Given Polynomial : \sf{p(x)=ax^4+2x^3-3x^2+bx-4}

\sf{p(2)\implies a(2)^4+2(2)^3-3(2)^2+b(2)-4=0}

\to\sf{p(2)\implies a(16)+2(8)-3(4)+b(2)-4=0}

\to\sf{p(2)\implies 16a+16-12+2b-4=0}

\to\sf{p(2)\implies 16a+4+2b-4=0}

\to\sf{p(2)\implies 16a+2b=0}

\to\sf{p(2)\implies 2(8a+b)=0}

\to\sf{p(2)\implies 8a+b=0\:\:\bf{.....(1)}}

\sf{p(-2)\implies a(-2)^4+2(-2)^3-3(-2)^2+b(-2)-4=0}

\to\sf{p(-2)\implies a(16)+2(-8)-3(4)+(-2b)-4=0}

\to\sf{p(-2)\implies 16a+(-16)-12-2b-4=0}

\to\sf{p(-2)\implies 16a-16-12-2b-4=0}

\to\sf{p(-2)\implies 16a-28-2b-4=0}

\to\sf{p(-2)\implies 16a-28-4-2b=0}

\to\sf{p(-2)\implies 16a-32-2b=0}

\to\sf{p(-2)\implies 2(8a-16-b)=0}

\to\sf{p(-2)\implies 8a-16-b=0\:\:\bf{.....(2)}}

✧ Adding Equation 1 and 2

\begin{array}{c}\sf{ \:\:\:8 a+b+\:0=0} \\\\\sf{+\:8 a+b-16=0} \\\frac {\qquad\qquad\qquad\qquad}{} \\\sf{\:\:\:16 a+2 b-16=0}\end{array}

\to\sf{16a-16=0}

\to\sf{16a-16+16=0+16}

\to\sf{16a=16}

\to\sf{a=1}

✧ Keep This value in Equation 1

\to\sf{8a+b=0}

\to\sf{8(1)+b=0}

\to\sf{8+b=0}

\to\sf{8+b-8=0-8}

\to\sf{b=-8}

✧ We are Asked to Find Value of a - b

\to\sf{a-b=1-(-8)}

\to\sf{a-b=1+8}

\large\boxed{\boxed{\to\sf{a-b=9}}}

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Answered by labdhee82
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 \huge\frak\purple{a - b = 9}

please ask one by one I was not able to write step-by-step because I need to write so much

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