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subtract the sum of 2 x square - 3 x y + 4 y square and x square - 2 x y from the sum of 4 x square - 2 X Y and minus y square + 7 x y​

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Answered by ElishaBlack
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Answer:

-x²+4xy+5y²

Step-by-step explanation:

Sum of 2x²- 3xy +4y²and x²-2xy

= (2x²- 3xy +4y²)+(x²-2xy)

= 3x²-xy+4y²

Sum of 4x²-2xy and -y²+7xy​

= (4x²-2xy) +( -y²+7xy)

= 4x²-5xy -y²

Subtracting both the equations, we have:

(3x²-xy+4y²) - (4x²-5xy -y²)

= 3x²-xy+4y²-4x²+5xy +y²

= -x²+4xy+5y²

Hope this helps!

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