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Solve:3(x + y) - 9(x + y)^2

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Answered by tomarsushil1302
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Answer:

(X+y ) (3-9)

Step-by-step explanation:

3(x + y) - 9(x + y)^2

=. 3×x+ 3×y- 9×x²+9×y²

= . 3x+3y- 9x²+9y²

=. be tack Coman in 3x+3y or in 9x²+9y²

that's is 3 is coman or -9

= 3(X+y)- 9(x²+y²)

=again Thayer's is X+y is coman .

so = (X+y)(3-9)

answer= .(X+y ) (3-9)

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