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Zy+y² when y = -3 and z = -3​
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Zy+y² when y = -3 and z = -3​

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Explanation:

  • I don't understand why y and z have the same value but the solution is this:

zy+y² when y = -3 and z = -3​

(-3)*(-3)+(-3²)=

9-9=

0

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