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Please help! Its Algebra
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Please help! Its Algebra
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39 h+6g
H=9+6(G=5)
9+6(5)
9+30
39
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The answer is 39!
When you substitute the g (which is equal to 5) next to the 6 you get 30 because 6 • 5 = 30. Then you just add the h (which is equal to 9) to 30 and your final answer is 39 because 9 + 30 = 39.
I hope this helps have a good day!
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