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The expression we have is:


7y^3-23+8y^2+(24/3)

And we need to evaluate this expression when the value of y is:


y=2

Step 1. Substitute y=2 into every "y" that the expression has:


7(2)^3-23+8(2)^2+(24/3)

And now we can start solving the operations step by step.

Step 2. Solve the terms that have an exponent.

Since


2^3=2*2*2=8

And


2^2=2*2=4

The expression is now as follows:


7(8)-23+8(4)^{}+(24/3)

Step 3. The next step is to solve multiplications and divisions.

We start with the first multiplication 7(8) which is 56:


56-23+8(4)^{}+(24/3)

Step 4. Solve the next multiplication 8(4) which is 32:


56-23+32^{}+(24/3)

Step 5. Solve the division 24÷3 which results in 8:


56-23+32^{}+8

Step 6. Finally, solve all of the additions and subtractions:


56-23+32^{}+8=73

The result is 73, option D.

Answer:

D. 73

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