Math, asked by amishasiddesh, 7 months ago

Subtract 4y(2x+y+z) from 3x(x+y-z)..........plz don't spam and solve with full step

Answers

Answered by tanmayakumarp3
1

Step-by-step explanation:

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

= 3x^2+3xy-3xz-8xy-4y^2-4yz

= 3x^2+3xy-8xy-3xz-4y^2-4yz

= 3x^2-5xy-3xz-4y^2-4yz

= 3x^2-3xz-4y^2-4yz-5xy (Ans)

Answered by Aloneboi26
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

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

= 3x^2+3xy-3xz-8xy-4y^2-4yz

= 3x^2+3xy-8xy-3xz-4y^2-4yz

= 3x^2-5xy-3xz-4y^2-4yz

= 3x^2-3xz-4y^2-4yz-5xy (Ans)

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