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topjm [15]2 years ago

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Answer:

6. 5x - 2

7. 13in

8. 3a + 20

9. 21 1/2

explanation:

6. add all of the values together

7. plug in 3 into the answer from #6 5(3) - 2 and you will get 13

8. add all values

9. plug in 1/2 into the answer from #8 3(1/2) + 20 and you will get 21 1/2

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