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Which expression would be equivalent to: Which expression would be equivalent to: \frac{1+b}{2} - 3(a-1)

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Answer:


(1+b)/(2) - 3(a-1) = (b- 6a+7)/(2)

Explanation:

Given


(1+b)/(2) - 3(a-1)

Required

An equivalent expression


(1+b)/(2) - 3(a-1)

Take LCM


(1+b)/(2) - 3(a-1) = (1+b- 2*3(a-1))/(2)


(1+b)/(2) - 3(a-1) = (1+b- 6(a-1))/(2)

Open bracket


(1+b)/(2) - 3(a-1) = (1+b- 6a+6)/(2)

Collect like terms


(1+b)/(2) - 3(a-1) = (b- 6a+6+1)/(2)


(1+b)/(2) - 3(a-1) = (b- 6a+7)/(2)

Hence, an equivalent expression is:


(b- 6a+7)/(2)

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