Maths-6 / Algebra
QID: #30440
If \(a = 3, b = 5, c = b - a\), then which of the following expressions represent 10?
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A. \((a + c) \times b\)
B. \((a + b) - c\)
C. \((b + c) + a\)
D. \((a - b) + c\)
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