Question

6 + 3c when c=2 (I need the solution too)

Answer 1

12

Explanation:

Since c is equal to 2, you can plug that number into the original equation which is 6 + 3c.

When you have something such as 3c, it is saying 3 x c (3 multiplied by c)

So plugging in 2 in the original equation with give you:

6 + 3(2)

The parenthesis means you multiply the number which is 3 and 2 in this case

Then, because of the order of PEMDAS (basically telling you that you need to multiply everything before you add):

6 + 6

Then add:

12

Answer 2

12

Explanation:

6+3c

6+3(2)

6+6

12