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4 years ago

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2 answers:

Eddi Din [679]4 years ago

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Answer:

Difference of Expression

5a+ 3b -6c -( 20 -4b +13c)

= 5a +3b -6c -20 +4b -13c

= 5a +3b +4b -6c -13c -20

= 5a +7 b - 19 c -20

TiliK225 [7]4 years ago

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In this question, you would be solving the expression by combining like terms.

Solve:

(5a + 3b - 6c) - (20 - 4b + 13c)

Distribute the negative to the variables inside the parenthesis.

5a + 3b - 6c - 20 + 4b - 13c

Combine like terms.

5a + 7b - 6c - 20 - 13c

5a + 7b - 19c - 20

You can't combine anymore like terms now, so your answer would be 5a + 7b - 19c - 20

Answer:

5a + 7b - 19c - 20

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