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Ab + a - b when a = 3, and b = 7
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Ab + a - b
when a = 3, and b = 7

User RtpHarry
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Answer:

17

Explanation:

ab + a - b (sub numbers)

(3)(7) + 3 - 7 (multiply)

21 + 3 - 7 (add/subtract left to right)

17

User Malwinder Singh
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Answer:

17

Explanation:

(3 × 7) + 3 - 7

21 + 3 - 7

24 - 7

17

User Jonathan Wright
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