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PLZ HELP 6th grade math, problems attached

PLZ HELP 6th grade math, problems attached-example-1
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Given expression:
4 x^(2)+2 y for x = 3 and y = –2

(6) Mistake did by Grayson:

In second step, first to do 3² and then multiply with 4.

But Grayson first multiply 4 with 3 and then squared the expression.

This is wrong.

(7) Mistake did by Emily:

In third step, first to multiply 2 with (–2) using BODMAS rule and then add with 36.

But Emily first added 36 with 2 which gives 38.

This is wrong.

(8) Mistake did by Pat:

In first step, the y value given is –2.

But Pat substituted y value is 2.

This is wrong.

(9) Correct evaluation:


4 x^(2)+2 y=4(3)^(2)+2(-2)


=36+2(-2)


=36+(-4)


=32

This is the correct way to evaluate the given expression.

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