Determine the value of y if x is -4 y=(x-2)^2

Takagi Akihiro asked Jul 19, 2023

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Determine the value of y if x is -4
y=(x-2)^2

Takagi Akihiro asked Jul 19, 2023

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Answer: y = 36

Explanation:

To find the value of y, you can plug in the x-value (-4) to the equation:

y=[(-4)-2]^2

y=(-6)^2

y=36

Therefore, y is equal to 36.

I hope this helps!

Gene Reddick answered Jul 24, 2023

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