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If x=−1and y=−3, then 5(x2−7+y)=
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If x=−1and y=−3, then 5(x2−7+y)=

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Answer:

-60

Explanation:

(plug in x= -1 and y= -3)

your equation will look like this-

5 ((-1)2-7+(-3))

solve using PEMDAS

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