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5 (3x) – 7y2 =?, when x = 3 and y = 2
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5 (3x) – 7y2 =?, when x = 3 and y = 2

User Hasan Nizamani
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Answer:

5(3x)-7y^2.

5(3×3)-7(2×2).

45-28=17.

User Kulgar
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5(3x3)= 45
45-7y2
45-7x2^2
17
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