Math, asked by hari12881, 9 months ago

sum of Xy, x+y and y+xy is=?

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Answered by harshittayal7201
86

Step-by-step explanation:

xy + x+y+y+xy

2xy + 2y + x

2y ( x + x +1 )

2y ( 2x + 1)

Answered by krishnaanandsynergy
8

Answer:

Here we should add the given three terms xy, x+y and y+xy and we get the solution is  x+2y(1+x).

Step-by-step explanation:

For the addition operation we should use + symbol.

Now apply this symbol to the given terms. It should be written as,

Sum of xy,x+y and y+xy  =xy+(x+y)+(y+xy)

Now the above equation written without parenthesis.

 =xy+x+y+y+xy

Now add the same variables in the above equation. That is add the x terms, y terms and xy terms.

In the above equation we have one x term, two y terms and two xy terms.

That is,

xy+x+y+y+xy=x+2y+2xy

Now we can simplify the above equation. That is take away the common value from the equation. It should be written as,

x+2y+2xy=x+2y(1+x)

Final Answer is,

xy+x+y+y+xy=x+2y(1+x)

                                             

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