Year 6 maths · E.4 · Expressions
Evaluate expressions with parentheses
Do the work inside the parentheses first, then multiply.
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Evaluate 2(t + 5) when t = 5.
Answer: 20
Evaluate 2(t + 3) when t = 4.
Answer: 14
Evaluate 2(k + 4) when k = 3.
Answer: 14
Tip: Do the work inside the parentheses first, then multiply.
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