Math, asked by chinmayeerath27, 2 months ago

5. Given that x = 2p - 3q, y = 4q - 3p, find the value of x + 2y.

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Answered by tilak6777

1

Answer:

5q-4p

Step-by-step explanation:

x+2y

(2p-3q) +2(4q-3p)

2p -3q +8q -6p

5q-4p

Answered by alittleseed23

0

Answer:

answer is -4p+5q

Step-by-step explanation:

(2p-3q) +2( 4q- 3p)

2p-3q+ 8q- 6p

-4p+5q

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