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Multiply 3 by the number of apples in each bag x and add it to 3 times the number of bananas in each bunch y an then multiply that sum by 3
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Multiply 3 by the number of apples in each bag x and add it to 3 times the number of bananas in each bunch y an then multiply that sum by 3
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9(x+y)
(3x + 3y) 3
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