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

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

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5(3•3) - 7•2•2
1. 5•9-7•4
2. 45-28 =17
Answer: 17
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