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add 20a+b-c with a-20b+c​

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Answered by aftabahemad
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As per the data given in the question,

We have to determine the sum of the given expression.

As it is given that,

(20a+b-c) \:and \:(a-20b+c)

As for adding both the expression,

We need to add terms containing "a" with the terms containing "a" and the terms containing "b" with terms containing "b",

We will get the sum as,

(20a+b-c) +(a-20b+c)\\=>20a+b-c+a-20b+c\\=>20a+a+b-20b -c+c\\21a-19b

Hence, sum of the given expression will be 21a - 19b.

Answered by shahegulafroz
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Answer:

The addition of 20a+b-c with a-20b+c is 21a-19b.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find -

The addition of 20a+b-c with a-20b+c​

Solution-

As per given there are two terms,

20a+b-c and a-20b+c.

= (20a+b-c) + (a-20b+c)

= 20a+b-c + a-20b+c

= 21a - 19b

The addition of 20a+b-c with a-20b+c is 21a-19b.

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