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Subtract. (2p^2+q)-(p^2+q) P^2 P^2+2q P^2-2q 3p^2

Subtract. (2p^2+q)-(p^2+q) P^2 P^2+2q P^2-2q 3p^2
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Subtract.
(2p^2+q)-(p^2+q)
P^2
P^2+2q
P^2-2q
3p^2

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User Nicholas Rees
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Answer:

P^2

Explanation:

2p^2-p^2=p^2

q-q cancel each other out leaving only p^2 left.

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