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What is the value of 5(y +3)–3x² when x=4 and y=2?

OA) -23
OB) –10
OC) 10
OD) 23

User Aphexlog
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Answer: The answer is -23

5(2+3)-3(4)^2 = -23

Explanation:

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User Tafaust
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Answer:

-23

Explanation:

Plug in the x and the y into the equation:

5((2)+3)-3(4)^2

On the left side of the equation distribute the 5 to the 2 and the three to get:

(10+15)-3(4)^2

which would give us

(25)-3(4)^2

lets solve the other side now

4^2 is 16 and multiply that by 3 to get 48

so it should look like this:

25-48

=-23

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