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subtract 6xy+4x2-4y2-4 from x2-3xy+7y2+5

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Answered by abhishekshibu9267
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Answer:

3x^{2}-11y^{2} + 9xy - 9

Step-by-step explanation:

6xy+4x^{2}-4y^{2} -4 -(x^{2} -3xy + 7y^{2} + 5)

6xy+4x^{2}-4y^{2} -4 -x^{2} +3xy - 7y^{2} - 5

9xy+3x^{2}-11y^{2} - 9

3x^{2}-11y^{2} + 9xy - 9

Answered by singhalnitya20
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Answer:

3x²- 13y² + 9xy -9

Step-by-step explanation:

(6xy + 4x²-4y²-4) - (x²-3xy+7y²+5)

As we know that terms with same degree can be added or subtracted.

Therefore, collect like terms in seperate brackets.

=(4x²- x²)+(-4y²-7y²)+(6xy+3xy)+(-4-5)

= 3x²- 13y² + 9xy -9                    (Answer)

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