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Simplification of Expressions

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Simplify:

$(i i)$ . $4 a + 3 b - 2 a - b$

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Solution

Simplify the expression

By grouping the terms having the same literals and adding, we get,

$4 a + 3 b - 2 a - b = (4 a - 2 a) + (3 b - b)$

$= a (4 - 2) + b (3 - 1)$

$= 2 a + 2 b$

Hence, $4 a + 3 b - 2 a - b = 2 a + 2 b .$

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