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What is g+3+4(g+2) combined as like terms
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What is g+3+4(g+2) combined as like terms

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Answer:

5g+11 :)

Explanation:

4×g=4g and 4×2=8

4g+g add the 1 =5g

8+3=11

answer is 5g+11 :)

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