Can I replace my original 4gb memory?

I am upgrading the memory on my IMac 3.2 GHZ Intel Core I3. I am instrallingan additional 8gb . My computer will have 12GB. My question is if I can removed the original 4gb and replace it with 8GB, thus giving a total of 16gb.
Thank you

If your iMac allows that much memory, yes, sure. But they should be a matched pair, 8+8.

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