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Combine Like Terms (hint: distribute the +2 first!!!! ) 3a+2(4a+1)

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Answer:

11a + 2

Explanation:

Hello :) Our task is to simplify the expression:


\sf{3a+2(4a+1)}

Distribute 2 first:


\sf{3a+8a+2}

Now, we can combine the like terms:


\sf{11a+2}

User WhooNo
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Answer: 11a+2

Explanation:

First distribute the 2. 2⋅4a=8a. 2⋅1=2.

This results in 3a+8a+2.

Then, combine like terms (3a and 8a)

Your answer is 11a+2.

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