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X=5 and y=7 for algebraic expression 2(4x-3) + 6(3y-5)
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X=5 and y=7 for algebraic expression 2(4x-3) + 6(3y-5)

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Answer:

2(4x-3) + 6(3y-5)

X=5 and y=7

2(4(5)-3) + 6(3(7)-5)

2(20-3) + 6(21-5)

2(17) + 6(16)

34 + 96

130

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