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4b+13/2 equivalent expressions

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k0ka [10]2 years ago

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The equivalent expression of 4b+13/2 is (8b+13)/2.

Given an expression be 4b+13/2.

We are required to find the equivalent of the expression 4b+13/2.

Expression is combination of numbers, symbols, fractions, coefficients, determinants, indeterminants. In an expression we do not find any equal to sign. It shows some relationship. In this expression b is the only variable that exists. If we have been given some value of th expression at some point then we can get the value of variable.

The expression is 4b+13/2.

Taking LCM first.

The LCM of any two numbers is basically the value that is evenly divisible by the two given numbers.

=(8b+13)/2

Hence the equivalent expression of 4b+13/2 is (8b+13)/2.

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