Question

subtract 3pq(p-q) from 2pq(p+q)​

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

$\bigstar$ Question:

• Subtract 3pq(p-q) from 2pq(p+q).

$\bigstar$ Solution:

First of all, let's find the value.

3pq( p - q ) = 3p²q - 3pq²

Now, 2pq( p + q ) = 2p²q + 2pq²

Now by subtracting 3p²q - 3pq² from 2p²q + 2pq² we get,

2p²q + 2pq² - (3p²q - 3pq²)

$\implies$2p²q + 2pq² - 3p²q + 3pq²

(Negative × Negative = Positive)

$\implies$2p²q - 3p²q + 3pq² + 2pq²

$\implies$ (- p² q) + 5pq²

$\implies$ 5pq² - p²q

$\bigstar$ Answer:

• Therefore, the result will be 5pq² - p²q.
• You can also write 5pq² - p²q

$\rightarrow$ pq( 5q - p)