Math, asked by ahujashikha1980, 9 months ago

Q9. What will you get if you subtract 2(a - b) from 2(a + b)​

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Answered by vivekshitole64
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u will get 0 as if you multiply them I will come 2a-2b and in other bracket 2a+2b

Answered by VedankMishra
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HOPE IT HELPS YOU MY FREIND

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