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the value of 3x(x-y) - 3y(y - x) =​

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Answered by Anonymous
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we have,

x−3y=3x−1=2x−y

Then,

x−3y=3x−1 and3x−1=2x−y

x−3y−3x+1=0

−2x−3y+1=0

2x+3y−1=0…… (1)

Now,

3x−1=2x−y

3x−1−2x+y=0

x+y−1=0   …… (2)

By equation (1) and (2) to and we get,

2x+3y−1=0

(x+y−1=0)×2

Subtracting we get,

y+1=0

y=−1

Put the value of y in equation (2) and we get,

x=2

Hence, (x,y)=(2,−1) is the answer.

Answered by hukamsingh8448
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Answer:

3x²-3xy-3y²-3xy is the answer

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