Math, asked by kavitaravind, 1 month ago

What should be subtracted from
I+m-m² to get 2m+ m²​

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Answered by meethimanshu2007
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Answer:

Answer is -m-4m^2+l

Step-by-step explanation:

lets consider the number as x so,

l+m-m^2-x = 2m+m^2

l+m-x = 2m+m^2+m^2

l+m-x = 2m+4m^2

l-x = 2m-m+4m^2

l-x = m+4m^2

-x = m+4m^2-l

if -x = m+4m^2-l so x = -m-4m^2+l

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Answered by shouryarawat9963
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Answer:

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