Simplify the expression: ({2x + 5y})^(2) - ({3x + 4y})^(2)

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Simplify the expression:

$({2x + 5y})^(2) - ({3x + 4y})^(2)$

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Answer:

3x+18y

Explanation:

2x+5y+2x+5y-3x+4y+3x+4y

2x+2x-3x+3x+5y+5y+4y+4y

4x-x+10y+8y

3x+18y

Sherwin Yu answered Oct 29, 2022

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Explanation:

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$Simplify the expression: ({2x + 5y})^(2) - ({3x + 4y})^(2) -example-1$

Mannaggia answered Nov 2, 2022

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