Question

Subtract (x - y + 3z) from (4x - 2y - z)

Answer 1

Answer:

(4x-2y-z)-(x-y+3z)

=4x-2y-z-x+y-3z

=(4-1)x + (1-2)y + (-3-1)z

=3x-y-4z(Ans)

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Answer 2

Given: $(4x - 2y - z)-(x - y + 3z)$

We have to subtract$(x - y + 3z)$ from$(4x - 2y - z)$.

• As we know that the subtraction is an arithmetic operation that represents the operation of removing objects from a collection.
• Subtraction is denoted by the minus(-) sign.

We are solving in the following way:

We have,

$(4x - 2y - z)-(x - y + 3z)$

Now,

$=>(4x - 2y - z)- (x - y + 3z)\\=>4x - 2y - z- x + y - 3z\\=>4x-x-2y+y- z-3z\\=>3x-y-4z$

Hence, we get the solution is$3x-y-4z$.