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Add Each pair of expressions
(4x-7) and (7-4x)
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User Mommermi
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Required Answer:

Given pair of expression :


\longrightarrow \sf {(4x -7) \: and \: (7-4x) }

Solution :

Firstly put the sign of addition (+) at the place of and.


\longrightarrow \sf {(4x -7) + (7-4x) }

Now, remove the brackets.


\longrightarrow \sf {4x -7 + 7-4x }

Group like terms. Here, 4x and -4x ; -7 and +7 are like terms.


\longrightarrow \sf {\cancel{4x -4x} \cancel{ -7 + 7}}


\implies \sf \red {0 }

So, the answer is 0.

User Oiavorskyi
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3 votes

Answer:

0

Explanation:

(4x-7)+(7-4x)

cancels each other

which makes it zero

User Thilaw Fabrice
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