Math, asked by barunsarkar32169, 10 months ago

k. Kanna gets a pocket money of (5a + 3b), (a - 2b) and (3a + 5b) for 3 consecutive weeks.
If her expenditure for the 3 consecutive weeks are (2a + 2b), 2b and (3a + 4b) respectively, then
what is her total savings for 3 weeks?​

Answers

Answered by gothwalshubham95
2

Answer:

Total savings = 4a + 2b

Step-by-step explanation:

Saving for 1st week = (5a+3b) - (2a+2b) = 3a+b

Saving for 2nd week = (a-2b) - 2b = a

Saving for 3rd week = (3a+5b) - (3a+4b) = b

Thus, total savings = 4a + 2b

Answered by saubhagya2468
0

Answer:

=3a+b

)

=a - 4b

=1b

Step-by-step explanation:

1st week saving = (5a+3b)-(2a+2b)

=3a+b

2nd week saving=(a - 2b)- (2b)

=a - 4b

3rd week saving=3a+5b - (3a+4b)

=1b

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