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Subtract the polynomials

Subtract the polynomials-example-1
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\left(5 x^(2)+6\right)-\left(6 x-5 x^(2)\right)=10 x^(2)-6 x+6

Solution:

Given polynomial is
\left(5 x^(2)+6\right)-\left(6 x-5 x^(2)\right).

To subtract the given polynomials.


\left(5 x^(2)+6\right)-\left(6 x-5 x^(2)\right)

In this polynomial – goes inside the two terms of 2nd polynomial.


=5 x^(2)+6\right-6 x-(-5 x^(2))

Negative of negative is positive.


=5 x^(2)+6\right-6 x+5 x^(2)

Arrange the like terms together.


=5 x^(2)+5 x^(2)+6\right-6 x


=10 x^(2)+6\right-6 x

Writing the terms from highest to lowest degree.


=10 x^(2)-6 x+6


\left(5 x^(2)+6\right)-\left(6 x-5 x^(2)\right)=10 x^(2)-6 x+6.

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