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Holp 4h+j, where h=−4 and j=−2
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Holp 4h+j, where h=−4 and j=−2

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Answer: 4(-4)+(-2)=-18

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User Basim Khajwal
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Answer:

-18

Explanation:

We are given the expression:

4h+j

We are also given h= -4 and j= -2. Therefore, we can substitute -4 in for h and -2 in for j.

4(-4)+-2

4(-4)-2

Solve according to PEMDAS

Multiply 4 and -4

-16-2

Subtract 2 from -16

-18

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