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Evaluate 10x^2y^-1 for x=3 and y=2

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So x will equal to 45

10*9*2^-1
10*9*1/2

9/2

45
User Leonardo Delfino
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Answer:


10x^(2) y^(-1) for x=3 and y=2 is 45.

Explanation:

In order to evalue the given expression
10x^(2)y^(-1) you have to rewrite it as a fraction, using the property for a negative exponent which says that
y^(-1) can be written as
(1)/(y)

You obtain:
(10x^(2) )/(y)

Now, you have to replace the given values of x and y in the previous expression:

x=3 and y=2


(10(3)^(2) )/(2)

Solving the square:


((10)(9))/(2)

Solving the multiplication and division:


(90)/(2) = 45

The answer is 45

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