Math, asked by Alexpiam, 1 year ago

Combine terms: 12a + 26b -4b – 16a.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answered by AMAYTRIPATHI

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as your question is to simplify
the term
$12a + 26b - 4b - 16a$
so, first we will solve this
as follows:-

step 1 :- separate the terms to make it easier to solve.

$12a + 26b - 4b - 16a$
$12a - 16a + 26b - 4b$
step 2 :- now solve the expression.

$- 4a + 22b$
step 3 :- now take the common factor.

$- 2(2a - 11b)$
so, this is your answer
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hope u r satisfied with my answer
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Amaytripathi19

AMAYTRIPATHI: I have explained in very good manners in my answer

AMAYTRIPATHI: you can take the help of it

AMAYTRIPATHI: I think you are confused at the last step isn't it?

AMAYTRIPATHI: so don't worry

AMAYTRIPATHI: there you have to take a common factor of the term

AMAYTRIPATHI: and after taking the common factor put it outside the bracket

AMAYTRIPATHI: and the last step is your answer

AMAYTRIPATHI: hope you are satisfied now

Alexpiam: Thankq

AMAYTRIPATHI: my pleasure

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