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what is the answer for (2x+9y) -3x x 4y+7y​

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Answered by nihasrajgone2005
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Answer:

Given expressions are: 2x+9y−7z, 3y+z+3x and 2x−4y−z

Adding the given expressions:

(1).Verticalmethod

We can see that, (i)=(ii)

Hence, both horizontal and vertical methods give the same answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by YeSYoUNiCeKeEpGoInG
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Answer:

= 2x+16y-12xy

Step-by-step explanation:

= (2x+9y) -3x * 4y+7y

( Arrange like terms )

=2x+9y+7y-3x * \:4y

( Combine like terms )

=2x+16y-3x* \:4y

( Multiply )

= 2x+16y-12xy

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