2y2 is actually 2y^2 which means 2yy

So, it’ll be like this:

2(3)(3)(3+8) = 2(9)(11) = 18 (11) = 198

I noticed something else… all of your answers are odd…except for 198…because of the first 2 that is multiplied in all the numbers. So, without any calculation you could say that the answer is 198!

substitute x and y in the equation, therefore,

2 x 3 x 2 x ( 8 + 3) = 12 x 11 = 132.

EDIT: S Sami gave the correct answer. fatalpig826 atleast type the question properly. you made the same mistake twice. better watch out in your tests/exams.

2(3)^2(8 + 3) =

2(9)(11) =…

S Sami gave the info & answer.