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What is the value of 4g + 5h when g=1 and h=4
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What is the value of 4g + 5h when g=1 and h=4

User Shahnaz Khan
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Answer:

24

Explanation:

4g+5h

4(1)+5(4)

(4*1)+(5*4)

4+20

24

User Murilo Vasconcelos
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Answer:

24

Explanation:

4(1)+5(4)

4+20

24

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