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Answer:

2×5+4=10+4=14is your answer

User LudoMC
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Hi there! Your answer is 14.

Please see the explanation for a clear understanding on the problem.

Any questions about the answer/explanation, feel free to ask in a comment! :)

Explanation:

Goal

  • Find 2x+4 when x = 5

Given

  • Expression


\LARGE{2x+4}

  • Condition where x = 5

Step 1

  • Substitute x = 5 in the expression.

From the expression 2x+4, replace x by 5 as we get:


2x+4 \Longrightarrow 2(5)+4

Step 2

  • Evaluate the value.

Simply evaluate by multiplying 2*5 then add in 4.


2(5)+4\\10+4\\14

Hence, the solution is 14.

Additional Information:

  • The evaluated value is the value of y-term at specific domain (x = 5). That means when x = 5, the value of y would be 14. This is pretty useful on Functions and Graphs lesson.
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