8b - 12c = -4
The expression 4a + 8b - 12c represents a mathematical operation involving three terms: 4a, 8b, and -12c. Each term consists of a coefficient (4, 8, -12) multiplied by a variable (a, b, c). To simplify the expression, you can combine like terms by adding or subtracting coefficients of the same variables. The final result will depend on the specific values assigned to the variables a, b, and c.
3b-8b = -5
8b^2 -9b +1 8b^2 -8b -b +1 8b(b-1) - 1(b-1) (8b-1)(b-1)
-8b-48a-40c
8b - 4b = 4b
(11a + 8b)(11a - 8b)
6a + (7b - 4a - 8b) = (6a - 4a) + (7b - 8b) = 2a - b
16c-12c equals = 4
(8a)(8b) = (8c)/(8d); multiply both sides by 8d to obtain (8a)(8b)(8d) = (8c); divide both sides by 8 to obtain (8a)(8b)d = c; divide both sides by (8a)(8b) to obtain d = c/[(8c)(8b)].
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What I would do is change the problem up. Instead of b-9b I would make it -(9b-b). It is still the same problem; you will multiply the number inside the parenthesis be -1. So start with 9b-b. That would equal 8b. So it would change from -(9b-b) to -(8b) so you multiply 8b by negative 1 (-1) to get the answer -8b. -8b is your answer. So b - 9b = -8b
8b = e - 12n, possibly.