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subtract (2x-7y+4z) from the sum of (2x+4y-4z) and (-2x+3y-2)​ please answere a little fast​

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Answered by priyanshijain09
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Answer: The equation is -2x+14y-10z

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: equations 2x-7y+4z   --------(1)

                            2x+4y-4z    --------(2)

                  and -2x+3y-2      --------(3)

To find: the final equation after subtraction of the first equation from the sum of the next two equations.

Solution: First, we'll find the sum of the two equations i.e.,

(2x+4y-4z)+(-2x+3y-2z)

we get, 0x+7y-6z   ---------(4)

Now subtracting equation (1) from the equation (4) ,

(0x+7y-6z)-(2x-7y+4z)

we get, -2x+14y-10z

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