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If A=3a-2b, B=-2a+3b and C=-a-b, find A+B+C and A+B-C.​

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Answered by saumyabiju
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Answer:

A+B+C= 0

A+B-C= 2a+2b

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Answered by nilabaishitole
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Answer:

A=3a-2b ,B =2a+ 3b , C= a-b

Step-by-step explanation:

A + B + C

=3a - 2b + 2a + 3b + a- b

= 3a-2a+2a + 3b + 2b - b

= a + a + 5b - b

=2a +4b

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A- B-C

= 3a - 2b - 2a + 3a - a - b

= 3a -2a + a 2b - 3b - b

= a + a - b - b

= 2a - 2b

= 2(a-b)

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