Math, asked by brainlymeat, 4 months ago

How to solve 14 (4-x) + 7 (x-4) 27? ​

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Answered by thinker40
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Step-by-step explanation:

14(4-x)+7(x-4)27

56-14x+7\left(x-4\right)\times 27

56-14x+189\left(x-4\right)

56-14x+189x-756

56+175x-756

-700+175x

hope it helps

Answered by poojaharchand17
0

Answer:

Answer is

Step-by-step explanation:

14(4−x)+7(x−4)27

56-14x+7\left(x-4\right)\times 2756−14x+7(x−4)×27

56-14x+189\left(x-4\right)56−14x+189(x−4)

56-14x+189x-75656−14x+189x−756

56+175x-75656+175x−756

-700+175x−700+175x

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