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John Engelman asked Feb 9, 2022

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Add r to s, double the result, then multiply what you have by t

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Answer:

(rs2) x t

Explanation:

r+s=rs

rsx2=rs2

(rs2)xt

Colinf answered Feb 12, 2022

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Answer:

2t(s+r)

Explanation:

Add r to s

s+r

Double the result

2(s+r)

Multiply what you have by t

2t(s+r)

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