Math, asked by kolpol2391, 4 days ago

Subtract 3x(x-y) from the sum of 4x(x-y) and 2y(x+y).

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Answered by shivamkumarjha0612

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Answer:

find add 2 and third and then minus the first from results of addition

the answer will be = x^2 + 2y^2 - 5xy

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