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What is 5xy+z-5y(x²+4)=? if x=y/2, y=5, and z=5y
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What is 5xy+z-5y(x²+4)=? if x=y/2, y=5, and z=5y

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145 will be your answer.
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  Do you want to express this in the terms of anything?
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