Evaluate the expression 2x + x, when x = -3. O A -12 O B-9 OC -3 ooo

Mathematics

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svp [43]2 years ago

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Answer:

Option B) -9 is correct

The evaluated given expression when x=-3 is 2x+x=-9

Step-by-step explanation:

Given expression is 2x+x

Now to evalute the given expression when x=-3 as below :

2x+x when x=-3

That is put x=-3 in the given expression we get

2x+x=2(-3)+(-3)

=-6-3

=-9 ( adding the like terms here )

Therefore 2x+x=-9

The evaluated given expression when x=-3 is 2x+x=-9

Option B) -9 is correct

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