Find the difference of (−y2+y+2)−(y2−5y−2)

The difference is

2y

Step-by-step explanation:

(-2y+y+2)-(2y-5y-2)

=(-y+2)-(-3y-2)

Remember, then we open parenthesis. When we have -(-3y), we multiply - times -, which is always +.

=-y+2 [+] 3y-2

Then, we add the y terms and the numbers.

=2y+2-2

=2y+0

=2y.

Also, just to clarify, if this is simplifying, then the answer is 2y, but if this is an equation, pls rewrite your question. I hope this helped you :3

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