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If a= x - 3y, b = 2x + 3y and c = -3x + 7, show that a +b+c=7​

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Answered by mk8471139
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Answer:

Easy Peasy

Step-by-step explanation:

a= x - 3y, b = 2x + 3y and c = -3x + 7

So, a+b+c

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

= x+2x-3x-3y+3y+7

= 3x-3x+7

= 7

Answered by rkbajaj
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:a= x - 3y, b = 2x + 3y and c = -3x + 7

To prove

a+b+c=7

Proof:

x - 3y+2x + 3y -3x + 7=7

3x-3x-3y+3y+7=7

0+7=7

7=7

Hence proved

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