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Evaluate: −5−(x+y)2, where x=3 and y=6

Evaluate: −5−(x+y)2, where x=3 and y=6
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Evaluate: −5−(x+y)2, where x=3 and y=6

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Answer: -23

Explanation:

-5-2x-2y

-5-2(3)-2(6)

-5-6-12 = -23

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