Find the product of (2z+1) and (3z-6) when Z=4
2 answers:
For the answer to the question above, that should be easy.
Just replace the z into 4.
(2z+1) will be (2(4)+1)
Thus, (8+1)
Then the answer would be 9
Same as the second one
given: 3z-6
Just change it into z into 4
so 3(4)-6
(12-6)
So the answer would be 6
Then the final answer for the two equations are
4 and 6
if you would multiply it. you'll get 54
I hope my answer helped you.
The answer is 54 and I have added a photo so you can understand it
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