Math, asked by sudhikaha, 1 year ago

subtract the second expression from the first expression 2a +b,a+b. x+2y+z,-x-y-3z

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Answered by mysticd
10

Answer:

 i ) \green {a}

 ii ) \green { 2x+3y+4z }

Step-by-step explanation:

 i) Let \: A = 2a+b, \: B = a+b

 A - B = 2a + b - ( a + b )\\= 2a + b - a - b \\= 2a - a + b - b \\=\green {a}

 ii ) Let \: P = x + 2y + z ,\: Q = -x - y - 3z

 P - Q = x + 2y + z - ( -x - y - 3z )\\= x + 2y + z + x + y + 3z \\= x + x + 2y + y + z + 3z \\= \green { 2x+3y+4z }

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Answered by lasyapriya6
0

1st one is a

2nd one is 2x+3y+4y

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