Math, asked by amnabawazir123, 11 months ago

subtract: 3p(p-4m+5n) from 4p(10n-4m+2p)

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Answered by xitoja4044
7

Answer: 25 is the asnwer

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by amirgraveiens
17

Solution is p(5p-4m+25n)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

3p(p-4m+5n) = 3p\times p-3p\times4m+3p\times5n

                     = 3p^2 -12pm+15pn  

4p(10n-4m+2p) = 4p\times 10n-4p\times 4m+4p\times2p

                         = 40pn- 16pm+8p^2

Now subtracting 3p(p-4m+5n) from 4p(10n-4m+2p)

4p(10n-4m+2p)-3p(p-4m+5n)               [given]

40pn- 16pm+8p^2 - [3p^2 -12pm+15pn]

40pn- 16pm+8p^2 - 3p^2 +12pm-15pn

5p^2-4pm+25pn

⇒p(5p-4m+25n)

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