\begin{aligned} &A = 7x^2-3x+10 \\\\ &B = -4x^2+6x-4 \end{aligned} A=7x 2 −3x+10 B=−4x 2 +6x−4 A-B=A−B=A, minus, B,

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equals Your answer should be a polynomial in standard form.

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fgiga [73] · Answer 1 · 2022-04-29T14:32:40+03:00

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the polynomial functions A = 7x^2-3x+10 and B = -4x^2+6x-4, we are to find the value of A - B.

A-B = 7x²-3x+10 - ( -4x²+6x-4)

open the parenthesis

A-B = 7x²-3x+10 + 4x²-6x+4

collect the like terms

A-B = 7x² + 4x²-3x-6x+10+4

A-B = 11x²-9x+14

<em>Hence the difference between both quadratic equation in standard form is 11x²-9x+14</em>

\begin{aligned} &A = 7x^2-3x+10 \\\\ &B = -4x^2+6x-4 \end{aligned} ​ A=7x 2 −3x+10 B=−4x 2 +6x−4 ​ A-B=A−B=A, minus, B,