if a=x+2y b=x-2y,find(2a+b)-(a-2b)
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Step-by-step explanation:
a=x+2y
b=x-2y
(2a+b)-(a-2b) = (2x+4y+x-2y)-(x+2y-2x+4y)
=(3x+2y)-(-x+6y)
=(3x+2y+x-6y)
=(4x-4y)
=4(x-y)
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(2a+b)-(a-2b) = 4(x-y)
Given:
a=x+2y b=x-2y
To find:
(2a+b)-(a-2b)
Solution:
We have to find (2a +b) - (a-2b)
First we will solve this only and then put the values of a and b in the equation
(2a +b) - (a-2b)
= 2a + b - a + 2b
= a + 3b
Putting given values of a and b in the equation
a + 3b = x + 2y + 3(x-2y)
= x + 2y + 3x - 6y
= 4x - 4y
= 4(x-y)
Hence, the answer is 4(x-y).
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