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First Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

If x+2 y=30, ...

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If x+2y=30, then what is the value of x/5 + 2y/5 + 2y/5 + x/3 =?

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x/5 + 2y/5 + 2y/3 + x/3

= (x+2y)/5 + (2y+x)/3

= 30/5 + 30/3

= 6 + 10

=16 Ans.

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