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What is the value of a + 4(b +-3) if a = 10, b = 12?
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What is the value of a + 4(b +-3) if a = 10, b = 12?

User Mahendran Kandiar
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Answer:

137

Explanation:

a = 10

10+4= 14

b = 12

12+ -3

Answer: 14(12 + -3) which equals 137!

User Christopher Chase
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Answer:

46

Explanation:

Substitute values :


10+4(12-3)

Use BODMAS to solve:


10+4(9)


10 + 36

Answer = 46

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