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Evaluate the expression for the given value of the variable(s). -x2 - 4x; x = -3 Question 4 options:

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The value of the expression is

3



Step-by-step explanation

The given expression is


- {x}^(2) - 4 x

We want to evaluate this expression at


x = - 3

This means that, we have to substitute -3 wherever we see x in the given expression.


This will give us,


- ( { - 3)}^(2) - 4( - 3)

We evaluate the first parenthesis to get,

- 9 - 4( - 3)


We now multiply the second parenthesis to get,


- 9 + 12

This is the same as,


12 - 9 = 3

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-x^2-4x
x=-3→-(-3)^2-4(-3)=-9+12=3

Answer: 3
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