Find:2 multiplied by 6 and add 9 to the answer.
Given:
2 multiplied by 6 and add 9 to the answer.
To do:
We have to find the resulting value.
Solution:
2 multiplied by 6 $=2\times6$
$=12$
9 added to 2 multiplied by 6 $=12+9$
$=21$
The value of 2 multiplied by 6 and add 9 to the answer is $21$.
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