find P+2Q , if p = x + y and q = 2x-3y
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Hey varshahpatil,
Simply substitute the values :
•p+2q
=x+y + 2(2x-3y)
=x+y + 4x -6y
=x+4x -6y+y
=5x -5y
= 5(x-y)
Hope it helps!
Answered by
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given:-
P = x + y
Q = 2x - 3y
To find:-
Find the value of P + 2Q ?
Solution:-
Given that
P = x + y
Q = 2x - 3y
Now ,
2 Q = 2×(2x-3y)
2 Q = 4x - 6y
Now,
The value of P+2Q
=> (x + y) +(4x - 6y)
=> x + y + 4x - 6y
=> (x + 4x ) +(y - 6y)
=> 5x + (-5y)
=> 5x - 5y
P+2Q = 5x - 5y
Answer:-
The value of P+2Q for the given problem is
5x - 5y
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