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Subtract (3x − 4y − 7z) from the sum of (x − 3y + 2z) and (−4x + 9y − 11z).
Then multiply the difference by (2x − 3y).

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Answered by shireensher178
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Step-by-step explanation:

x-3y+2z+(-4x+9y-11z)

=-3x+6y-9z-(3x-4y-7z)

=-6x+10y-2z(2x-3y)

=-12x^2+20xy-4xz+18xy-30y^2-6zy

-12x^2+38xy-30y^2-6zy-4xz

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