Math, asked by kavyaashah378, 3 months ago

Solve: 2 × (a-ab) + 3 + ab, if a= -5 and b = 3

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Answered by guptajitendrabca1

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Step-by-step explanation:

a = -5 b = 3

2 × (a-ab)+3+ab

solve-

2 × (-5-(-5×3)+3+(-5)×3

2×10+3-5×3

20+3-15

23-15

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