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subtract x+2y+3z from 5x +4y+7z

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Answered by divyapakhare468
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Answer:

On subtracting ( x+2y+3z ) from ( 5x +4y+7z ) we get,  ( 4x + 2y + 4z ) .

Step-by-step explanation:

To subtract : ( x+2y+3z ) from ( 5x +4y+7z )

Solution :

  • To subtract given algebraic expression, we subtract like terms together .
  • Therefore, arranging given terms in correct order, we get,

       (5x +4y+7z) - ( x+2y+3z)

  • Removing parenthesis and changing sign of terms in second bracket , we subtract given expressions by performing arithmetic operations such as addition and subtraction .

      (5x +4y+7z) - ( x+2y+3z)

       =  5x +4y+7z -x -2y -3z \\\\=  5x-x +4y -2y+7z-3z \\\\= 4x +2y +4z

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