Math, asked by krishnabhuvanyu, 2 months ago

Sum of terms 6a, 2a,
-3a is 11a?

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Answered by jaswitha2095

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Step-by-step explanation:

Sum of terms 6a, 2a,

-3a is 11a is

6a+2a-3a+11a=16a

Answered by Daksh3709P

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Answer:

No , its False

Step-by-step explanation:

6a + 2a + (-3a) = 8a + - 3a = 8a - 3a = 5a

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