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Jad Chaar asked Jul 17, 2023

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Y=−5 −10x when x=−2
whats y?

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The answer is 14
Where there is x you put x=-2 that is

y=-5-10(-2) and y=-5+20
Therefore y=15

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Answer: 6 is the awnser

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