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Can it be solve pq(r²+1)-r(p²+q²)

Can it be solve pq(r²+1)-r(p²+q²)
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Can it be solve pq(r²+1)-r(p²+q²)

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Answer:

pqr²+pr-rp²+rq²

Explanation:

pq(r²+1)-r(p²+q²)

pqr²+pr-rp²+rq²

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