Math, asked by dakshjagota, 4 months ago

subtract A + 2b from a-b​

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Answered by dj260
1

Answer:

-3b

Step-by-step explanation:

a - b - ( a + 2b )

= a - b - a - 2b

= -3b

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Answered by IntrovertLeo
6

Given:

First expression: a - b

Second expression: a + 2b

What to do?

Susbtract the expression a + 2b from a - b.

Solution:

(a - b) - (a + 2b)

After removing the brackets,

⇒ a - b - a - 2b

After rearranging the like terms,

⇒ a - a - b - 2b

After solving the like terms,

⇒ 0 - 3b

Also written as,

⇒ - 3b

∴ Hence, the answer is -3b.

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