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Simplification in Algebric Equation
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$(a+b)+(c-a)=a-a+b+c=b+c$
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$(a+b)+(c-a)=a-a+b+c=b+c$
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– Andrei
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What video course is this screenshot from?
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Its Calculus Course by Virtual University you can find it on youtube but its in urdu language.
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$(a+b)+(c-a)=a-a+b+c=b+c$
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– Andrei
2 days ago
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What video course is this screenshot from?
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– Michael Rybkin
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Its Calculus Course by Virtual University you can find it on youtube but its in urdu language.
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$(a+b)+(c-a)=a-a+b+c=b+c$
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– Andrei
2 days ago
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$(a+b)+(c-a)=a-a+b+c=b+c$
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– Andrei
2 days ago
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What video course is this screenshot from?
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– Michael Rybkin
2 days ago
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What video course is this screenshot from?
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– Michael Rybkin
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Its Calculus Course by Virtual University you can find it on youtube but its in urdu language.
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Just open the brackets to add all the terms. The ones will cancel each other out:
$$require{cancel}
(1+sqrt{x-2})+(x-1)=cancel{1}+sqrt{x-2}+x-cancel{1}=sqrt{x-2}+x.
$$
Also, don't forget that you can move things around because addition is commutative:
$$
sqrt{x-2}+x=x+sqrt{x-2}.
$$
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Just open the brackets to add all the terms. The ones will cancel each other out:
$$require{cancel}
(1+sqrt{x-2})+(x-1)=cancel{1}+sqrt{x-2}+x-cancel{1}=sqrt{x-2}+x.
$$
Also, don't forget that you can move things around because addition is commutative:
$$
sqrt{x-2}+x=x+sqrt{x-2}.
$$
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Thank you, well explained.
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Just open the brackets to add all the terms. The ones will cancel each other out:
$$require{cancel}
(1+sqrt{x-2})+(x-1)=cancel{1}+sqrt{x-2}+x-cancel{1}=sqrt{x-2}+x.
$$
Also, don't forget that you can move things around because addition is commutative:
$$
sqrt{x-2}+x=x+sqrt{x-2}.
$$
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Thank you, well explained.
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$begingroup$
Just open the brackets to add all the terms. The ones will cancel each other out:
$$require{cancel}
(1+sqrt{x-2})+(x-1)=cancel{1}+sqrt{x-2}+x-cancel{1}=sqrt{x-2}+x.
$$
Also, don't forget that you can move things around because addition is commutative:
$$
sqrt{x-2}+x=x+sqrt{x-2}.
$$
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Just open the brackets to add all the terms. The ones will cancel each other out:
$$require{cancel}
(1+sqrt{x-2})+(x-1)=cancel{1}+sqrt{x-2}+x-cancel{1}=sqrt{x-2}+x.
$$
Also, don't forget that you can move things around because addition is commutative:
$$
sqrt{x-2}+x=x+sqrt{x-2}.
$$
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