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Evaluate (6x+3y)-z^(2)÷(2x) when x=-3,y=4,z=-6

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Answer:

24.

Explanation:

1. Write the expression.


(6x+3y)-(z^(2))/((2x))

2. Substitute the variables by the respective given value using parenthesis.


(6(3)+3(4))-((6)^(2))/((2(3)))

3. Simplify the expression by applying the hierarchy or mathematical operations.

a) Solve parenthesis.


(18+12)-((6)^(2))/(6)\\ \\30-((6)^(2))/(6)

b) Solve the exponent.


30-(36)/(6)

c) Divide.


30-6

d) Subtract.


24.

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