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Simplify. (1/2k)(4k)+12 14 k 2 k^2+12 14 k^2 2 k+12
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Simplify. (1/2k)(4k)+12
14 k
2 k^2+12
14 k^2
2 k+12
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2k^2+12
Explanation:
remove parentheses, simplify calculate
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