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Samuel found the difference of polynomials {15x^2+11y^2+8x}-{7x^2+5y^2+2x}=_x^2+6y^2+6x

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Answer:

A = 8

Explanation:

Given : Samuel found the difference of two polynomial
15x^2+11y^2+8x\\\\ 7x^2+5y^2+2x\\\\ \text{as}\ Ax^2+6y^2+6x

We have to find the value of missing coefficient A in the result so obtained.

Consider


15x^2+11y^2+8x-\left(7x^2+5y^2+2x\right)

We first open parentheses as


-\left(7x^2+5y^2+2x\right)=-\left(7x^2\right)-\left(5y^2\right)-\left(2x\right)

Apply plus - minus rule,
+\left(-a\right)=-a


=-7x^2-5y^2-2x

We get,


=15x^2+11y^2+8x-7x^2-5y^2-2x

Grouping like terms, we have,


=15x^2-7x^2+8x-2x+11y^2-5y^2

Simplify, we get,


=8x^2+6x+6y^2

On comparing with Given result , we have A = 8

User Ali BENALI
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x^2*(15 -7) = 8x^2

The missing coefficient is 8.
User John Hubler
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