Question

Simplify.
(4x^2-3xy-5y^2)-(2x^2+xy-3y^2)

Answer 1

\[(4x ^{2}-3xy-5y ^{2})-(2x ^{2}+xy-3y ^{2)}\]

Answer 2

.removing the parenthesis of th given eq.
(4x^2-3xy-5y^2)-(2x^2+xy-3y^2) gives,
= 4x^2-3xy-5y^2 - 2x^2 - xy + 3y^2 now try to simplify by adding and subtracting
=?

Answer 3

@Eric668668?
can you do it ?

Answer 4

It comes out to be \[2x ^{2}-4xy-8y ^{2}\]

Answer 5

add or subtract liked terms on

= 4x^2-3xy-5y^2 - 2x^2 - xy + 3y^2 or this is the same as

= 4x^2 - 2x^2 - 3xy - xy - 5y^2 +3y^2 =?

Answer 6

wolfram it!

Answer 7

you almost got it except in this one - 5y^2 +3y^2

Answer 8

(-5y^2)-(-3y^2)= - 5y^2 +3y^2

Answer 9

Okay, this is what I got: \[2x ^{4}-2xy-8y ^{4}\]

Answer 10

Is this correct?

Answer 11

on the first solution you got
you almost got it except in this one - 5y^2 +3y^2=?

Answer 12

it shouldnt be in the 4th power

Answer 13

So the answer to - 5y^2 +3y^2=? is -16y^2

Answer 14

hhmm its just -5+3 = +3-5 =__? its not 8 or 16

Answer 15

So it's -2^2

Answer 16

yeahhh you are correct its -2 y^2 .... :D

Answer 17

So the full answer is 2x2−4xy−2y2

Answer 18

yup you are correct ... :D

Answer 19

Ohhh YAY!!! Thank You Soooooo Much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

Answer 20

ok good luck njow ....enjoy solving :D