SOLUTION: (3a+3a times 3a) times 4b

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Question 728859: (3a+3a times 3a) times 4b
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(3a+3a*3a)*4b


PEMDAS is order of operations. Parenthesis, Exponents, Multiply/Divide left to right, Add/Subtract left to right.


Inside the () multiplication is first. 3a*3a =


cannot add a term with a to a term with a squared, so multiply both terms by 4b.



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