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Subtract the sum of (8a-6a^Square+9) and (-10a-+8a^Square)From -3​

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Answered by burhaanIK
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Answer:

=14a^2+2a-12

Step-by-step explanation:

The sum of: (8a-6a^2+9)and( -10a-(+8a^2))

=(8a-6a^2+9)+(-10a-8a^2) ..... ( - + = -)

=8a-6a^2+9-10a-8a^2 ......

( sign in the second () does not change )

=-6a^2-8a^2+8a-10a+9

=-14a^2-2a+9 ....... (1)

Subtract (1) from -3:

=(-3)-(-14a^2-2a+9)

=-3+14a^2+2a-9

( sign in the second () changes)

=+14a^2+2a-9-3

=14a^2+2a-12

Answered by studysimran001
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