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Find value of the expressions a =4, b=2 and c =3 then 2(a+3b)-(b+c)

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Blizzard [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

2(a+3b)-(b+c)=

2(4+3(2))-(2+3)=

2(4+6)-(5)=

2(10)-5=

20-5=

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