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asked Jun 30, 2021 in Mathematics Form 1 by anony mous

Simplify completely
2x+y − 2y+x
x2 −xy xy−y2

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2x+y − 2y+x = y(2x+y) − x(2y+x
x(x–y) y(x−y) xy(x−y)

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