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N=8 x=9 What is 2n+(-6)?

N=8 x=9 What is 2n+(-6)?
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N=8 x=9
What is 2n+(-6)?

User Pav Ametvic
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Answer: 16-6

Step-by-step explanation: Remove parenthesis and then subtract.

User ISkore
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The answer is 10, you would multiply 8 by 2 because 8 represents N , it would be 16-6
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