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Ahh sorry! i need help again! question 25! if you can, please include steps! thanks!

Ahh sorry! i need help again! question 25! if you can, please include steps! thanks-example-1
User Kem Mason
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In this question, we are required to find


2 {x}^(2) - 3x {y}^(3)

When, x = -2 and y = -1

We just need to plug the values of x and y in the given polynomial to get our required answer.

Given, Polynomial in variable x and y,


2 {x}^(2) - 3x {y}^(3)

Plugging values of x and y,


2 {( - 2)}^(2) - 3( - 2)( - 1) {}^(3)

According to PEMDAS, we need to do the exponents first, So let's simplify the exponents,


2(4) - 3( - 2)( - 1)

Opening the parantheses and finding the answer,


2 * 4 - 3 * - 2 * - 1


8 -6


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This is our required answer !!

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User Tushar Goswami
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Answer:

2

Explanation:

2x^2 -3xy^3

Let x=-2 and y =-1

2 ( -2)^2 -3 (-2) (-1)^3

Using PEMDAS, we do exponents first

2 ( 4) - 3(-2) (-1)

Multiply nexy

8 - 6

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User Tom Aarsen
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