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6x + 25; where x = 4
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6x + 25; where x = 4

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1. First substitute x with 4
2. Now you have 6(4)+25
3. According to order of operations (Pemdas), the first step is you multiply
4. You are now with 24+25, now you add
5. The answer is 49
User Assa Yeroslaviz
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Answer:

49

Explanation:

6(4)+25

Solve:

6 times 4=24

24+25=49

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