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6x - y^2 + 3z ;if x = 4,y = 7,z = 10
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6x - y^2 + 3z ;if x = 4,y = 7,z = 10

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Answer: 5

Explanation: You plug in each number for their corresponding variable.

6(4)-(7)^2+3(10) Simplify

24-49+30 Solve

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