Math, asked by kathan741, 5 months ago

5. Find the value of the expression
a- ab - 2a + 5b when a = 2 and b= -3.

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Answered by ruhirawlani9

2

Step-by-step explanation:

2-2×-3-2×2+5(-3)

2-(-6)-4+(-15)

2+6-4-15

8-4-15

4-15

-11

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