Math, asked by anshhanji, 10 months ago

Simplify: 5(ab-3) + 3ab and find the value of expression when a=1, b=0.

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Answered by MissKalliste
33

\huge\underline\mathtt{Your\:Answer}

= \mathtt{5(ab-3)+3ab)}

  • Firstly, let's simplify it.

= \mathtt{5ab-15+3ab}

  • Put a = 1 , b = 0

= \mathtt{5(1)(0)-15+3(1)(0)}

= \mathtt{0-15+0}

= \mathtt{-15}

\mathtt{\therefore The\:answer\:is\:-15}

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Answered by hereisayushh02
21

ANSWER :-

5(ab - 3) + 3ab

putting the values as a=1 , b=0

= 5(1 × 0 3) + 3 × 1 × 0

= -15 + 0

= -15

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