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If x= -3 and y=-4, then xy – 2x=
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If x= -3 and y=-4,
then xy – 2x=

If x= -3 and y=-4, then xy – 2x=-example-1
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Answer:

the correct answer is 18

If x= -3 and y=-4, then xy – 2x=-example-1
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Explanation:


xy - 2x = ( - 3) * ( - 4) - 2( - 3)


= 12 + 6


= 18

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