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What is 2x + 5 (y-1) when x=8 and y=5
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What is 2x + 5 (y-1) when x=8 and y=5

User Sankar Behera
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36
just replace the variables and then subtract then multiply
User Ciso
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Explanation:

2x + 5 (y-1)

16+20

=36

hope it helps you

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