Math, asked by daniyalkaleem786, 12 days ago

(8q2+4q+3)+(-5q2+2q-78)=​

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Answered by Sweetoldsoul
1

Answer:

3(q² + 2q - 25)

Step-by-step explanation:

(8q² + 4q + 3) + ( - 5q² + 2q - 78)

Combining like terms.

= (8q² - 5q²) + (4q + 2q ) + (3 - 78)

= 3q² + 6q - 75

Taking 3 common.

= 3(q² + 2q - 25)

Well, the second stepp can be answer too if you don't want to factorize. But the factorized form is the standard one so better put it that way.

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Answered by MrPlatinum
15

Correct Question :-

Solve — $ \rm{(8q^{2} + 4q + 3) + (-5q^{2} + 2q - 78)}$

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Solution :-

Here, we can,

 \rm{(8 {q}^{2}  + 4q + 3) + ( - 5 {q}^{2}  + 2q - 78}

 \to \rm{3q^{2}+4q+3+2q-78 }

 \to \rm{3q^{2}+6q+3-78 }

 \to \rm{3q^{2}+6q-75 }

∴ Hence, the value for $ \rm{(8q^{2} + 4q + 3) + (-5q^{2} + 2q - 78)}$ will be $\rm{3q^{2}+6q-75 }$.

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