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Subtract 2xy-8 from 5x^2+3xy+12
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Subtract 2xy-8 from 5x^2+3xy+12

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5x^2 + xy + 20

Explanation:

Begin with 5x^2+3xy+12, Subtracting 2xy yields 5x^2 + xy + 12. Next, subtracting -8 yields 5x^2 + xy + 12 - (-8), or 5x^2 + xy + 20

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