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The value of 8y 2 –5y +1 when y= 1 is …………​
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The value of 8y 2 –5y +1 when y= 1 is …………​

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4

Explanation:

8(1)^2 -5(1) +1

8(1) -5(1) +1

8 -5 +1

4

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