Asked by Brooklyn

2. What is the value of
4k + 6 (j - 2) when k = 3 and j = 5?

A. 26
B. 30
C. 40
d. 108

I got 61 and I'm sooo confused!!
Answered by oobleck
substituting the values for the letters, you have
4(3) + 6 (5 - 2)
= 12 + 6(3)
= 12 + 18
= 30

How ever did you get 61?
Answered by Ms. Sue
4k + 6 (j - 2) when k = 3 and j = 5?

4k = 12
6 (5 - 2) = 18
Answered by Brooklyn
I got 61 because I literally put the 3 next to 4 but thanks for the help! :)
Answered by 👩‍🏫 Knock-Off Miss. Sue
Ms. Sue you wrong
Answered by Hershey’s
18+12=30. The same answer of oobleck said.
Answered by Connetions student
I sent my work with 30 as an answer and my tacher said it was wrong help! I've checked it many times my parents even checked it for me and said it was right.
Answered by Maddie
you have to put the 3 by the 4 and put the 5 by the 6

4k + 6(j - 2 ) = 40
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