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subtract 3pq(p-q) from 2pq(p+q)

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Answered by mysticd
15

Answer:

2pq(p+q) - 3pq(p-q) = 5pq² - p²q

Step-by-step explanation:

Let first expression : 3pq(p-q),

Second expression : 2pq(p+q)

/* According to the problem given,

Subtracting first expression from second expression = 2pq(p+q) - 3pq(p-q)

= 2p²q + 2pq² - 3p²q + 3pq²

= 2pq² + 3pq² + 2p²q - 3p²q

= (2+3)pq² + (2-3)q

= 5pq² - q

Therefore,

2pq(p+q) - 3pq(p-q) = 5pq² - p²q

Answered by sHiVaNi9030
2

Answer:

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