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Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
James Stewart 8th Edition
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00:01 So in this question we have to solve the given question and the first one we have given is that minus into three a square a square minus two a square plus nine a square minus six a square minus six a square minus into minus two a square plus three a square as 3a square plus this 3a square and a 9 a square 3 a square and 9 a square become 12 a square minus 2 a square minus into 6 a square minus 2 a square plus 3a square become a square so we can write it as a square so now we can subtract this to trumpet is become 10 a square minus 6 a square minus 5 a square it become 5 a square so therefore we can write it as minus 5 a square the second question we have given is minus x plus 3 y minus x minus x minus into 4 y plus 4 z so this is equal to as minus x plus 3y minus x minus x as minus 4y as minus plus become minus 4 z...
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