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x+7+4(x-5) if x is 2​

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Answered by sargam7880
2

Answer:

2+7+4*2-5

2+11*-3

13-3

10 answer

Answered by Anonymous
9

\sf\pink{Solution}

Given to find the value of x+7+4(x-5)

Where \sf\green{x=2}

Substuite value of x in given equation

x+7+4(x-5)

2 + 7 + 4 (2-5)

9 + 4(-3)

9 - 12

\sf\orange{-3}

If x = 2 value of expression is -3

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Know more :-

If given at x = something is a factor means If we substuite that x value it should be equal to LHS=RHS Then only it is called as factor

  • A linear polynomial have only 1 factor
  • A Quadratic polynomial have only 2 factors
  • A cubic polynomial have 3 factors

We can find those factors by using different methods like

Factorisation, complete squaring , by Quadratic formula etc ...

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