two thirds times 3 to the 3 power plus 12

2/3(3 to the 3 power + 12)

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3^3=27

+12=39

(2/3)*39=2*13=26
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30 is the answer

2/3 ( 3 cubed) + 12

2/3 ( 27 ) + 12=

18 + 12 = 30
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