4(xy)² – 2x + 5y for x = 6 and y =2

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Andand asked Feb 15, 2023

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4(xy)² – 2x + 5y for x = 6 and y
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4[(6)(2)]²-2(6)+5(2)

4[12]²-12+10

4(144)-2

576-2

574

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