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9b - 10a + 15 and 3a + b + 2 Add the given expressions.

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Answered by tiwaavi
0

Given Expressions,



9b - 10a + 15 and 3a + b + 2



Let 9b - 10a + 15 be eq(i)


& 3a + b + 2 be eq(ii).




On Adding both the Expression,
we will get,

9b - 10a + 15 + 3a + b + 2

= 10b - 7a + 17




Hence, the answer is 10b - 7a + 17 when the given expressions are added.





Hope it helps.


mysticd: It is wrong plz check
Answered by hukam0685
1
Hi,

Expression 1 = 9b - 10a + 15 \\

Expression 2 =3a + b + 2

Resultant expression after adding both expression 1 and 2:
Before solving,Always remember like term adds with like term and the same rule is applicable for subtraction.
So,
Addition of both=
9b - 10a + 15 + 3a + b + 2 \\ = -10a + 3a +9b + b + 15 + 2 \\ = a(-10 + 3) + b(9+ 1) + 17 \\ = -7a +10b + 17<br />or = 10b-7a+17
Hope this helps you.

mysticd: It is wrong . Plz check
hukam0685: oh yes,but edit option is closed.can you moderate it.
hukam0685: thanks,for support. I correct it now.
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