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(3a-2b)÷(3ab-4) when a=6 and b=-3​

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Answered by chinmaygrandhi
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Answer:

The answer is 28.

If a=6; b=5

What is 3a+2b?

Since the value of a and b are already given, we can now substitute it to 3a+2b.

=3(6)+2(5)

The given has two operations to be used: Multiplication and Addition.

Don’t forget to follow PEMDAS.

Let’s deal first with Multiplication before Addition.

=18+10

= 28

Therefore,

If a=6; b=5,

Then

3a+2b= 28

Answered by rashijain2508
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Answer:

Steps to be followed:

  1. [(3×6)-(2×-3)] ÷[(3×6×-3)-4]
  2. [18-(-6)] ÷[(-54-4)]
  3. [24]÷[-58]
  4. -4\9

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