Math, asked by chetanya1706, 6 months ago

Subtract (ab + bc) from (3bc - 4ab)

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Answered by surbhikumarikv52

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Answered by rangoraj

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Step-by-step explanation:

Here, we have to Subtract

(ab + bc) from (3bc - 4ab)

so,

(3bc-4ab) -(ab+bc)

= 3bc-4ab-ab-bc

= (3bc-bc) +(-4ab-ab)

= 2bc-5ab

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