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If n=3 what would 4(2+n)-6 equal?

If n=3 what would 4(2+n)-6 equal?
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If n=3 what would 4(2+n)-6 equal?

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User Jimijazz
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Answer:


14

Explanation:


4(2+n)-6

Replace n with 3:


4(2+3)-6

Solve brackets first:


4* 5-6

Multiply next:


20-6

Subtract:


14

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