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I need help. Question: Expand 3k(2k+4) When k=2 Helpppp pleaseeee ty :)

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Pie2 years ago

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We have to find the solution ultimately. Let's start with the substitution of the values. Given that k = 2, equation becomes 3×2 (2×2 + 4). Let's solve it. Therefore we get 6(4+4). You can solve it further to get the value. It will become 6(8). We know that 6×8 = 48 so the value is 48.

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jenyasd209 [6]2 years ago

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This should be the correct answer 3x2(2x2+4)

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