Math, asked by shakshitomar, 9 months ago

If P = 2-a, prove that a' + 6ap + p - 8 = 0
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Answered by shivamgoyal200619

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Step-by-step explanation:

2-a+6ap+p-8=0

-a+6ap+p=6

-a+ap+p=0

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