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What is the value of 6(g+2)h when g = 6 and h = 4?
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What is the value of 6(g+2)h when g = 6 and h = 4?

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Answer:

12

Explanation:

6(g+2)h=6(6+2)4=6(8)4=484=12

User Fire Lancer
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Answer:

6(6+2)4

6×8×4 = 192

Answer is 192

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