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A person has (9ab + 5bc + 3ac) rupees, out of these he spends at different times (2ab + bc), ( 3/2 ac - 3/2 bc), (ab + 3bc - 2ac ) and (ab + 1/2bc + 2ac) rupees. How many rupees does he have now ?​

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Answered by shineaditya74
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Answer:

A person has (9ab + 5bc + 3ac) rupees, out of these he spends at different times (2ab + bc), ( 3/2 ac - 3/2 bc), (ab + 3bc - 2ac ) and (ab + 1/2bc + 2ac) rupees. How many rupees does he have now ?

Answered by amitnrw
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Rupees he have now is 5ab + 2bc + (3/2)ac

Given:

  • A person has (9ab + 5bc + 3ac) rupees,
  • He spends at different times (2ab + bc), ( 3/2 ac - 3/2 bc), (ab + 3bc - 2ac ) and (ab + 1/2bc + 2ac) rupees.

To Find:

  • How many rupees does he have now ?​

Solution:

Like terms are the terms whose variables and their exponents are the same.

When there is a - in front of an expression in parentheses, change the sign of each term in the expression

Step 1:

Add all the spends to find total spend

Total Spend = (2ab + bc) + ( (3/2) ac - (3/2) bc) + (ab + 3bc - 2ac ) + (ab + (1/2)bc + 2ac)

Step 2:

Remove unnecessary parenthesis

2ab + bc  +  (3/2) ac - (3/2) bc  +  ab + 3bc - 2ac  +  ab + (1/2)bc + 2ac

Step 3:

Combine like Terms and simplify

2ab +  ab +  ab  + bc - (3/2) bc  + 3bc + (1/2)bc   +  (3/2) ac - 2ac    + 2ac

= 4ab + 3bc + (3/2) ac

Step 4:

Subtract total spends from Money he has

(9ab + 5bc + 3ac)  - (  4ab + 3bc + (3/2) ac )

9ab + 5bc + 3ac - 4ab - 3bc - (3/2)ac

= 9ab - 4ab + 5bc - 3bc + 3ac - (3/2)ac

= 5ab + 2bc + (3/2)ac

Rupees he have now is 5ab + 2bc + (3/2)ac

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