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P = -4b^2+6b-9Q= 7b^2-2b-5P - Q =
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P = -4b^2+6b-9Q= 7b^2-2b-5P - Q =

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We can solve these two polynomials as follows:

The answer to this subtraction is then:


P-Q=-11b^2+8b-4

P = -4b^2+6b-9Q= 7b^2-2b-5P - Q =-example-1
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