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simplify the following expression 3(x-y)+2(x+3y)​

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Expresssion:

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

Now let's solve it!

Solution:

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

\bf \pink{3(x-y) ....1st\: term}

\bf \pink{2(x+3y) ....2nd\: term}

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3(x-y) [Using distributive property]

\bf \green{3x-3y ....1}

2(x+3y) [Using distributive property]

2x+3×2y

\bf \green{2x+6y ....2}

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Now,

(1)+(2)

(3x-3y) + (2x+6y)

3x-3y+2x+6y

3x+2x-3y+6y

5x+3y

Final answer:

5x+3y is the simplified answer of the expression 3(x-y) + 2(x+3y).

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⭐MORE TO KNOW

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Here are some identities of algebraic expressions:

  • \bf \purple{(a+b)² = a²+2ab+b²}
  • \bf \orange{(a-b)² = a²-2ab+b²}
  • \bf \red{(a+b)(a-b) = a²-b²}
  • \bf \blue{(x+a)(x+b) = x²+(a+b)x+ab}
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