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Find the values of the expression below when x = -4 and y= 2 -3x^2y+ 4x

User Robin Spiess
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Answer:

When x = -4 and y = 2, -3x^(2y) + 4x is -784.

Explanation:

-3x^(2y) + 4x

Substitute given variables.

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

Multiply 2 and 2.

-3(-4)^4 + 4(-4)

Multiply -3 and -4.

Raise -4 to the 4th power.

-3(256) + 4(-4)
Multiply -3 and 256.

-768 + 4(-4)

Multiply 4 and -4

-768 + (-16)

Add -768 and -16.

-784

User Joseph Wahba
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Answer:

20720

Explanation:

-3x^2y +4x

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

= 12^4 -16

20736 - 16

= 20720

I hope this helped!

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