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Val is going to plant n vegetables seeds in one garden and 2n+5 vegetables seeds in another. How many seeds is Val going to plan

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mezya [45]3 years ago

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Val will plant:
$2n+5+n$
seeds.

This is equal to:
$3n+5$

So, in total, Val will plant 3n + 5 seeds.

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