How do you subtract 4x+55x−2−3x−75x−2?

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Niya N.
Mar 14, 2018

4x+55x−2−3x−75x−2=x+125x−2

Explanation:

Here the denominator is the same. So, write the denominator as one term and then subtract the numerator.

4x+55x−2−3x−75x−2=(4x+5)−(3x−7)5x−2
=4x+5−3x+75x−2 [Distrubution property]
=x+125x−2 [Adding like terms]

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