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Which is a correct way of evaluating the expression 15x + 30x for x = 2?
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Which is a correct way of evaluating the expression 15x + 30x for x = 2?
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Which is a correct way of evaluating the expression 15x + 30x for x = 2?
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15x+
30x
@
x=2
(15)
(2)
+
(30)
(2)
=
90
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Substitute x as 2 for the expression. So the expression should look like this:
15 (2) + 30 (2) = 30 + 60 = 90 The answer is 90. :)
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