Question

Find an
expression which represents the difference when (-4x – 3y) is subtracted
from (–2x – 10y) in simplest terms.

Answer 1

The expression that represents the difference of the polynomials is: 2x - 7y.

How to Subtract Polynomials?

Given the two polynomials, (-4x – 3y) and (–2x – 10y), to subtract them, open the bracket and combine like terms.

(–2x – 10y) - (-4x – 3y)

–2x – 10y + 4x + 3y

Combine like terms

-2x + 4x - 10y + 3y

2x - 7y

Thus, the expression is: 2x - 7y

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