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What is the value of 2X^2 +4y if x=-2 y =3
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What is the value of 2X^2 +4y if x=-2 y =3

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2X^2 + 4y = 2 * -2^2 + 4 * 3

Your answer is 4.

If this is incorrect, then I am sorry.

User Tom Tu
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Your answer is 4 if you need to know how ask me

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