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If pg = 50 and gr = 15, then what is the value of g(p + r)?
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If we add pg and pr we get \[pg+gr\] From there we can factor out a g and get \[g(p+r)\]
which is what we. We want g(p+r) so all you really have to do is add the values of pg and gr
That will be your answer. Understand?
so it's just 65?
Yeah basically
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good job!
thanks :)
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