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What is the value of 13(a * b + a2) + 4 if a = 5 and b = -3? A. 308 B. 134 C. -74 D. -126
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What is the value of 13(a * b + a2) + 4 if a = 5 and b = -3?

A. 308
B. 134
C. -74
D. -126

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B. 134

Explanation:

13(a*b+a^2)+4=13(-15+25)+4=13*10+4=134

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