(6a+42)+(8a+72)=? . . ​

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(6a+42)+(8a+72)=? . .

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(6a+42)+(8a+72)=?
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Answer:

14a+114

Explanation:

Since everything is addition you can ignore the parenthesis. So you have 6a+42+8a+72. Now you add the like terms, (6a+8a)+(42+72)=14a+114. Which is your answer!

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14a+114

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