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1 year ago

8(x+2) Evaluate when x=3

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Burka [1]1 year ago

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When the value of x is 3, evaluate;

$8(x+2)$

Substitute for the value of x into the parenthesis;

$\begin{gathered} 8(x+2)=8(3+2) \\ 8(x+2)=8(5) \\ 8(x+2)=40 \end{gathered}$

ANSWER:

The expression equals 40 (when x = 3)

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$35cos(\frac{\pi}{6(m+3)}+55)\\\\35 cos(\frac{\pi m}{6} + 55 + \frac{\pi}{2})\\$

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