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Answer:

The second expression is not equivalent to the initial expression.

Explanation:

Given:
$ (1)/(5)g - (1)/(10) -g + 1(3)/(10)g - (1)/(10) $.

Clubbing the co-efficient of g and constant terms. we get:


$ (1)/(10)g + (-1)g + 1(3)/(10)g + -(1)/(10) + - (1)/(10) $

This is the first step and is equivalent to the initial expression.

Now, Simplifying the above expression we have:


$ (1)/(5)g - g + (13)/(10)g + (- (2)/(10) )$


$ ( (1)/(5) - 1 + (13)/(10)) g $


$ g ((2 -10 + 13)/(10)) - (2)/(10) $


$ (5)/(10)g - (2)/(10) $


$ (1)/(2)g - (1)/(5) $

This is not the second step done by him. Not equivalent to the initial step.

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