What is the sum of 9c+(8+3c)?

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<span>9c+(8+3c)
9c+8+3c (collect like terms)

9c+3c+8
12c+8

12c+8 is the answer.
im not sure if your teacher also wants the answer to be in simplest form so im going to do that below as well:

12c+8 (4*3=12 and 4*2=8. you can take out a 4 from those 2 numbers)

4(3c+2) (this is the simplest form of </span>9c+(8+3c)<span>)

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