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Evaluate the expression when b= -6 and c=3 -4c+b​
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Evaluate the expression when b= -6 and c=3
-4c+b​

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The answer is -18.........
User Nick Kline
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Answer:

-18

Explanation:

b = -6

c = 3

-4c + b = ?

Plug in the value of each variable into the equation

-4c + b = ?

= -4(3) + (-6)

= -12 - 6

= -18

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