Math, asked by zohazayd126, 1 year ago

Subtract: -4(a-b-c) from 3(a-b-c)

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Answered by ankit9807164282

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Step-by-step explanation:

3(a-b-c)-{-4(a-b-c)}

3a-3b-3c+4a-4b-4c

7a-7b-7c

7(a-b-c)

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