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(x+y)(2x+5)−(x+y)(x+3)​

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Answered by junaida8080
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Given equation,

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

Now we have to solve this equation,

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

2x^{2} +5x+2xy+5y-(x^{2} +3x+xy+3y)

2x^{2} +5x+2xy+5y-x^{2} -3x-xy-3y

x^{2} +2x+xy+2y

Therefore the final equation is

x^{2} +2x+xy+2y

Answered by gausia8080
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Answer:

(x+2)(x+y)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given expression

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

=2x^{2}+5x+2xy+5y-(x^{2}+3x+xy+3y)

=2x^{2}+5x+2xy+5y-x^{2}-3x-xy-3y

=x^{2}+2x+xy+2y

=x(x+2)+y(x+2)

=(x+2)(x+y).

Hence, the answer is (x+2)(x+y).

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