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If x=2 and y =3 what is the value of 2x^3 +5-10
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If x=2 and y =3 what is the value of 2x^3 +5-10

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Answer: 11

2x^3 + 5 - 10 =

2(2)^3 + 5 - 10 =

2(8) - 5=

16-5=11

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User Geasi Puozzo
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2(2)^3+5-10 = 11 u can re plug in x instead of 2 to check if this works.
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