Math, asked by priyanshu6498, 11 months ago

3x + 2y when ×=2 and y =3

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Answered by ranitiwari98

0

Answer:

3x+2y

3×2+2×3

=6+6

=12

Answered by Anonymous

1

Answer:

12

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

x=2,y=3

substitute the values given above

3(2)+2(3)

= 6+6

= 12

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