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If x=8, y=4 z=2 then what is 3z(x-z)-y(x/2)
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If x=8, y=4 z=2 then what is 3z(x-z)-y(x/2)

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3(2)(8-2)-4(8/2)
3(2)(6)-4(4)
3(12)-16
36-16 = 20
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3z(x-z)-y(x/2)
3(2)(8-2)-4(8/2)
6(6)-4(4)
36-16=20
I think
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