Math, asked by gurmeetsareen6914, 1 year ago

A rope is(x-5) metres long. Another rope has length (3x-2) metres. If both the ropes are joined, find the length of the joined rope.

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Answered by HimanshuShekharsahu

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Answer:

length of the first rope=x-5

length of the second rope=3x-2

a/q

= x-5+3x-2

=4x-7.

Answered by kavyavanamala18

2

Answer:

length of the first rope=x-5

length of the second rope=3x-2

a/q

= x-5+3x-2

=4x-7.

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