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Subtract 2xy + 5yz from - 9yz + 4yx.​

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Answered by divyapakhare468
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Answer:

On subtracting 2xy + 5yz from -9yz  + 4yx  we get , 2y ( -7z  + x ) .

Step-by-step explanation:

To subtract : 2xy + 5yz from -9yz  + 4yx .

Solution :

  • To subtract given algebraic expression, we subtract like terms together .
  • Therefore, arranging given terms in correct order, we get,

         $$\left(-9yz + 4yx )-\left(2xy + 5yz)$$

  • Removing parenthesis by changing sign of terms in second bracket and performing arithmetic operation such as subtraction and addition we find the value of expression .  
  • $$\left(-9yz + 4yx )-\left(2xy + 5yz)$$

         =-9yz + 4yx -2xy -5yz\\\\= - 14yz +2xy \\\\=2 y ( -7z  + x )

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