Math, asked by prague40, 5 months ago

What should be subtracted from 3x + 5y to get - 2x + 3y?

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Answered by XxCynoSurexX
30

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1x + 2y will be subtracted from 3x + 5y to get 2x + 3y

Step-by-step explanation:

3x + 5y

1x + 3y

= 2x + 3y

Answered by Akankshya2106
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Let a be the number.

3x + 5y + (-2x) + 3y = a

x + 8y = a

Therefore, x + 8y should be subtracted from 3x + 5y to get -2x + 3y.

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