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(2x2+4x−8)−(4x2−x+1)

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User Osoner
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Answer:

The simplified expression is:


-2x^2+5x-9

Explanation:

We are asked to simplify the algebraic expression i.e. we are asked to subtract two algebraic expression which are in terms of variable x as:


(2x^2+4x-8)-(4x^2-x+1)

On taking out the terms from the second bracket the sign gets interchanged as follows:


2x^2+4x-8-4x^2+x-1

Now on combining the like terms and solving them we get:


=2x^2-4x^2+4x+x-8-1\\\\=-2x^2+5x-9

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User Mikko Marttila
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2x² + 4x - 8 - 4x² + x - 1

I rearranged it so that like terms are placed next to each other:
2x² - 4x² + 4x + x - 8 - 1

- 2x² + 5x - 9
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