What is 3×t-v÷(-2) if t= -2 and v= -6

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Answer:

-9

Step-by-step explanation:

3×-2+6÷(-2)

Then multiply, add, subtract, et cetera

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What is 3×t-v÷(-2) if t= -2 and v= -6​