Math, asked by pankajnagvanshi65, 5 months ago

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Subtract \: x  {}^{2}  - 2xy + 5y {}^{2}  - 4from4xy - 5x {}^{2}  - y {}^{2}  + 6

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Answered by tmsuhanthan
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Answer:

Hey this can be done by simple algebraic subtraction. Let me show

Step-by-step explanation:

First write down the expression

4xy - 5x² - y² + 6

x² - 2xy + 5y² -4

Now Rearrange these terms

-5x² - y² + 4xy + 6

x² + 5y² - 2xy - 4

In algebraic subtraction the signs will change i.e +ve to -ve and -ve to +ve

-5x² - y² + 4xy + 6

-x² - 5y² + 2xy + 4

Add the terms and you will get the answer

-6x² -6y² + 6xy + 10

This can be further simplified into

-6(x² -xy +y²) + 10

Hope this helps you =))

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