3 years ago

3/4(8p+12) + 3/8(16p-8)

Mathematics

1 answer:

grandymaker [24]3 years ago

6 0

3/4(8p+12)+3/8(16p-8)

=3/4[(8p+12)+1/2(16p-8)]

=3/4[8p+12+8p-4]

=3/4[16p+8]

=3/4*8*[2p+1]

=6[2p+1]

=12p+6

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