Math, asked by jasveerkaur75117, 16 days ago

Subtract 6p² -7p +5 from 10 - 7p² + 5p

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Answered by SattwikRay
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Answer:

10 - 7p² + 5p - (6p² - 7p + 5)

Now, we have to open the brackets.

⇒ 10 - 7p² + 5p - 6p² + 7p - 5

And now, we have to group the like terms together and add/subtract them.

⇒ 10 - 5 - 7p² - 6p² + 7p + 5p

⇒ 5 - 13p² + 12p

∴ The final answer is 5 - 13p² + 12p

(NOTE: Which ever term dome after the word from should be written first.

Example:  Subtract 4 from 2.

Over here, the term "2" comes after the word "from", so we should write 2 at first.

⇒ 2 - 4 = -2)

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Answered by maymalap2010
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Answer:

10 - 7p² + 5p - (6p² - 7p + 5) = 5 - 13p² + 12p

Step-by-step explanation:

As we know that the 2nd expression is written first and the first expression is written second. It is important to write like that especially in subtraction.

So now,

10 - 7p² + 5p - (6p² - 7p +5)

As there is a minus sign in front of the bracket the signs of the numbers inside the brackets change. So the equation will be:-

10 - 7p² + 5p - 6p² + 7p - 5

so now we have to bring the like terms together with their signs-

10 - 5 - 7p² - 6p² + 5p + 7p = 5 - 13p² + 12p

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