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3 years ago

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Alex3 years ago

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I believe the last one is the right answer

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Evaluate the expression when z=7 3z+8

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Hi! The answer to your question is $29$

Step-by-step explanation:

$3(7)+8$

$3(7) = 21$

$21 + 8$

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