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2b-a-5c-32b+3a-(b-c-a)​

Answers

Answered by DipanwitaDas14
1

Answer:

3a-31b-4c

Step-by-step explanation:

2b-a-5c-32b+3a-(b-c-a)

=2b-a-5c-32b+3a-b+c+a

=-a+a+3a+2b-32b-b-5c+c

=3a-31b-4c

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Answered by charliejaguars2002
3

Answer:

\huge\boxed{-31b+3a-4c}

Step-by-step explanation:

To solve this problem, first you have to isolate by the a, b, or c from one side of the equation.

Given:

2b-a-5c-32b+3a-(b-c-a)​

Solutions:

First, you have to solve parenthesis.

\displaystyle -(b-c-a)

\displaystyle -(b)-(-c)-(-a)

Change negative sign to positive sign.

\displaystyle -(-x)=x \quad -(x)=-x

\displaystyle -b+c+a

Rewrite the problem down.

\displaystyle 2b-a-5c-32b+3a-b+c+a

Solve.

\displaystyle 2b-a-5c-32b+3a-b+c+a

Combine like terms. (Group like terms & switch sides.)

\displaystyle 2b-32b-b-a+3a+a-5c+c

Add numbers from left to right.

Add or subtract elements to from left to right numbers.

\displaystyle 2b-32b-b=-31b

\displaystyle -31b-a+3a+a-5c+c

\displaystyle -a+3a+a=3a

\displaystyle -31b+3a-5c+c

\displaystyle -5c+c=-4c

\displaystyle \boxed{-31b+3a-4c}

\Large\boxed{-31b+3a-4c}

Therefore, the final answer is -31b+3a-4c.

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