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5a + 4b^2 (if a = -11 and b = 3)
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5a + 4b^2
(if a = -11 and b = 3)

5a + 4b^2 (if a = -11 and b = 3)-example-1
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5(-11)+4(3)^2 = -19
The answer is -19
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