Math, asked by deepakjpsnoida, 8 months ago

If A = -(2x + 3), B = -3(x – 2) and C = -2x + 7. Find the value of (A + B + C)

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Answered by purvagahukar2107

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A + B + C = -(2x+3)+[-3(x-2)]+(-2x+7)

= -2x-3 + (-3x +6) -2x +7

= -4x +4 -3x +6

= -7x + 10

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