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Solve the following expression when a=3 and b = 2 5a^2 - 10b + 9B=​

Solve the following expression when a=3 and b = 2 5a^2 - 10b + 9B=​
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Solve the following expression when a=3 and b = 2
5a^2 - 10b + 9B=​

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Explication is 3 minus 2b is 9 because I look it up
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