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What must be subtracted from 2a – 4abc to get – 8a + 6abc ?.....plz give in step by step answer...spam will be reported

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Answered by trupthi8
9

Answer:

Let q should be subtracted.

Then, according to question,

2a+8b+10−q=−3a+7b+16

⇒−q=−3a+7b+16−(2a+8b+10)

⇒−q=−3a+7b+16−2a−8b−10

⇒−q=−3a−2a+7b−8b+16−10

⇒−q=−5a−b+6

⇒q=−(−5a+b+6)

⇒q=5a+b−6.

Answered by laldeepa7
1

Answer:

-6a+10 abc

Step-by-step explanation:

we will do subtraction

in subtraction we have to change the sign of that number that is deducated

= 2a-4abc = -2a + 4abc .

= -8a+6abc

- -2a+4 abc

= -6 a + 10 abc Ans

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