Question

subtract -14abc from 2abc​

Answer 1

Here we have to subtract -14abc from 2abc​

This can be mathematically expressed as

- 14abc - 2abc​

First, we will take common terms out from the two numbers

so, - 14abc - 2abc​ = abc ( -14 - 2 )

                              = abc ( -16 )

                              = -16abc

Hence, on subtracting -14abc from 2abc​ we get -16abc

Answer 2

• As per the data given in the question, we have to determine the value of the given expression.
•  Given data:- subtract $-14abc\ from\ 2abc.$

      To find:- the value of the given expression.

       Solution:-  

• Here, we will use BODMAS RULE.  
• BODMAS RULE:- It is a correct order to solve the mathematical expression.
• Where, B stands for bracket
• O stands for of
• D stands for divide
• M stands for multiplication
• A stands for addition
• S stands for subtraction.

  Therefore,

        $=2abc-(-14abc)\\=-16abc.$

 Hence, the value will be $-16abc.$