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if a = -1,b = 15, c = -3, d =6 and e = -1, find the value of [ab+cde]​

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Answered by njan7312
2

Step-by-step explanation:

[ab+cde]=[(-1)(15)+(-3)(6)(-1)]

=3

Answered by Anonymous
28

Answer:

Given:-

If a = - 1, b = 15, c = - 3, d = 6 and e = - 1. Find the value of [ ab + cde ]

To Find:-

The value of [ ab + cde ]

Note:-

Here, we will put the values given and then multiply it as "ab" = a × b and then we will subtract or add the term according to their sign.

Negative × Negative = Positive.

Solution:-

 \huge\red{a = - 1, b = 15, c = - 3, d = 6 \ \ and \ \ e = - 1}

 \huge\red{ \ \ \ \ The \ \ value \ \ of \ \ [ ab + cde ] = ?}

According to note first point~

▪︎ [ ab + cde ]

Applying the values~

▪︎ [ - 1 × 15 + - 3 × 6 × - 1 ]

▪︎ [ - 15 + - 3 × - 6 ]

According to note second point~

▪︎ [ - 15 + 18 ]

▪︎ [ 18 - 15 ]

▪︎ 3

 \huge\green{[ ab + cde ] = 3}

Answer:-

Hence, the value of [ ab + cde ] = 3.

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