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subtract 9y°+9xy+7y+8 from -8y°-9xy+7yz-9​

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Answered by vikasdbz123
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Answer:

(i) Changing the sign of each term of expression to be subtracted and add it to the expression from which subtraction is to be made

We get

Term which is subtracted = 5x

Changing the sign of each term of expression = -5x

2x – 5x = (2 – 5) x

= – 3x

(ii) Changing the sign of each term of expression to be subtracted and add it to the expression from which subtraction is to be made

We get

Term which is subtracted = -xy

Changing the sign of each term of expression = xy

6xy + xy = (6 + 1) xy

= 7xy

(iii) Changing the sign of each term of expression to be subtracted and add it to the expression from which subtraction is to be made

We get

Term which is subtracted = 3a

Changing the sign of each term of expression = – 3a

= (5b – 3a)

(iv) Changing the sign of each term of expression to be subtracted and add it to the expression from which subtraction is to be made

We get

Term which is subtracted = – 7x

Changing the sign of each term of expression = 7x

= (9y + 7x)

(v) Changing the sign of each term of expression to be subtracted and add it to the expression from which subtraction is to be made

We get

Term which is subtracted = 10x2

Changing the sign of each term of expression = – 10x2

= (- 7x2 – 10x2)

= – 17x2

(vi) Changing the sign of each term of expression to be subtracted and add it to the expression from which subtraction is to be made

We get

Term which is subtracted = a2 – b2

Changing the sign of each term of expression = – (a2 – b2)

= (b2 – a2) – (a2 – b2)

= (b2 – a2 – a2 + b2)

= 2b2 – 2a2

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