Question

What is the value of the expression when a = 6 and b = 4?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

@ksuk3322

Answer 3

ok

Answer 4

I will help

Answer 5

What are you trying to do? Solve the problem? Plug in the given values (a=6 and b=4) and solve. Simple as that. Don't forget to simplify!

Answer 6

thx

Answer 7

I'll help too if you want @Ilovecake

Answer 8

so how do I do it @ksuk3322

Answer 9

If you want me to help you... :)

Answer 10

plug the numbers in and you come up with 14(6)-2(3(4)+4) now solve

Answer 11

The answer is I think 68

Answer 12

Is this an answer choice?

Answer 13

?

Answer 14

If it is not this then my final confident answer is 52.

Answer 15

thanks and I gave u a medal

Answer 16

Do I do it like this? 14 times 6 take away 2. Then 3 times 4 plus 12. Then add both answers up to get answer. Then I simplify?

Answer 17

You first take whats in the parthesis with is the (3(4)+4) and you get (12+4), then add those together and your equation shows like this 14(6)-2(16), Multiply both sides and come up with 84-32, then subtract and end with 52

Answer 18

yes

Answer 19

ok thx

Answer 20

so answer is 52?

Answer 21

Thats what i got

Answer 22

ok thx both of you

Answer 23

No prob

Answer 24

Tell me if you need anymore help

Answer 25

What about me? Where's MY medal?