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The value of 2a squared + 5b squared when a=-6 and b=2 x^(2) 2ax^(2)
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The value of 2a squared + 5b squared when a=-6 and b=2

x^(2) 2ax^(2)

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92

Explanation:

2(-6)^2 + 5(2)^2 = 2(36) + 5(4) = 92

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