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You are given that 4a - 2b = 10 and a + c = 3

write an expression in a,b and c that is equal to 23

give your answer in it's simplest form

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Answer:

3a - 2b - c + 16 = 23

Explanation:

so we want to write an equetion which containe a, b and c so we have given

4a - 2b = 10 and a + c = 3

so we are going to differentiate 10 to 7 + 3 it will be

4a - 2b = 10

4a - 2b = 7 + 3 ...then we insert a + c in place of 3 b/c they are equal

4a - 2b = 7 + a + c .... we take to the left side of the equal sighn

4a - a - 2b - c = 7

3a - 2b - c = 7

thrn if we want to write the equetion =23 we add 16 both side 3a - 2b - c + 16 = 23 .

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