Math, asked by deepak1615, 1 year ago

(16a-3b)-(2a+b)+(3a)+(a-b)

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Answered by TooFree

(16a - 3b) - (2a + b) + (3a) + (a - b)

Remove brackets:

= 16a - 3b - 2a - b + 3a + a - b

Group the "a"s and "b"s together:

= 16a -2a + 3a + a - 3b - b - b

Combine like terms:

= 18a - 5b

Answer: 18a - 5b

Answered by Rohan200584

16a-2a+3a+a-3b-b-b. 14a+4a-4b-b. 18a-5b

ans is 18a +5b

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