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Evaluate: (2)/(5)g +3h−6 when g=10 and h=6 .

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Evaluate:

(2)/(5)g

+3h−6 when g=10 and h=6 .

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Answer:

the answer is 16

Charles Yeung answered Mar 7, 2021

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