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3 years ago

P = 4T + 2 The value of P when T = 6 is:

2 answers:

8 0

Alright all you gotta do is plug in 6 where "t" is because they tell you the value of "t" so you can get "p"

p=4t+2
p= 4(6)+2
p= 24+2
p= 26

Nataly [62]3 years ago

7 0

Well 4T is just 4x6 which is 24 then you add 2 which makes it 26

P=26

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