Let x be an integer. What is the product of twice the integer added to three times the next consecutive integer?

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x=integer

What is the product of twice the integer (=2x) added to three times the next consecutive integer (3*(x+1))

Multiply together and simplify:
2x(3*(x+1))
=6x(x+1)

6x^2+6x

I have no Freaking clue

just kidding Nate has the right answer

Math mate has right equation

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