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If x = 6 , and y = -3 , then what’s -7/3x + y^2
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If x = 6 , and y = -3 ,

then what’s

-7/3x + y^2

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Answer:

= (-7/3) ×(6) + (-3)^2

= -7×2 + 9

= -14+ 9

[ it comes (+9) because (-3)×(-3) = +9 ]

-5 is the answer

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