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If 
a=3 and 
b=5, then 
2a+b is equal to:
A 10

B 16
C 13
D 11

11. If a=3 a=3 and b=5 b=5 , then 2a+b 2 a+b is equal to:\newlineA 1010\newlineB 1616\newlineC 1313\newlineD 1111

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Q. 11. If a=3 a=3 and b=5 b=5 , then 2a+b 2 a+b is equal to:\newlineA 1010\newlineB 1616\newlineC 1313\newlineD 1111
  1. Substitute values: Substitute the given values of aa and bb into the expression 2a+b2a + b.\newlineGiven a=3a = 3 and b=5b = 5, we substitute these values into the expression:\newline2a+b=2(3)+52a + b = 2(3) + 5
  2. Perform multiplication: Perform the multiplication part of the expression.\newlineMultiplying 22 by 33 gives us 66, so the expression becomes:\newline2a+b=6+52a + b = 6 + 5
  3. Perform addition: Perform the addition part of the expression.\newlineAdding 66 and 55 gives us 1111, so the expression simplifies to:\newline2a+b=112a + b = 11

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