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find the product 2/7a (ab – 7/6ab²) when a=2. b=-5

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Answered by anumathsfiles
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Answer:

-820 / 21

Step-by-step explanation:

2/7a (ab – 7/6ab²)

To solve this there are two methods

1. simplification and substitution

2. substitution and simplification

1. simplification and substitution:

2/7a (ab – 7/6ab²)

= 2/7 a²b - 2/7 x 7/6 a²b²

= 2/7 x 2² x ( -5)    -    2/6 x 2² x ( -5) ²

= 2/7 x 4 x -5 -  1/3 x 4 x 25

= -40/ 7 - 100 / 3   LCM of 3 and 7 is 21

Making denominators equal we multiply -40 with 3 and 100 with 4

= ( -40 x 3 ) / 21 - ( 100 x 7) / 21

= -120 / 21 - 700 / 21

= ( -120 - 700 ) 21

= - 820 / 21

2. substitution and simplification:

2/7a (ab – 7/6ab²)

= 2/ 7 x 2 [ ( 2x -5 ) - ( 7/6 x 2 x ( -5)²) ]

= 4/7 [ -10 - ( 7/6 x 2 x 25)]

= 4/7 [ -10 - 175 / 3 ] multilpying -10 with 3 to make denominators equal

= 4/7 [ -30-175] / 3

= 4/7 [ - 205/ 3]

= ( 4 x - 205) / ( 7x3)

= - 820 / 21

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