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If x = –12 and y = 16, evaluate x + y – 5x.
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If x = –12 and y = 16, evaluate x + y – 5x.

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Answer:

64

Explanation:

- 12 + 16 - 5 (-12)
- 12 + 16 + 60
4 + 60
= 64

User Serge Harnyk
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Answer:

64

Explanation:

If x = –12 and y = 16, evaluate x + y – 5x.

Solution,

= x + y - 5x

= -12 + 16 - 5 ( -12 )

= - 12 + 16 + 60

= - 12 + 76

= 64

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