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I) If y = 4, find the value of −3y(−5y+10)

I) If y = 4, find the value of −3y(−5y+10)
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I) If y = 4, find the value of −3y(−5y+10)

User Joseadrian
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Answer:

120

Explanation:

-3(4)(-5(4) + 10)

-12(-20 + 10)

120

User Honeymoon
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Answer:

120

Explanation:

-3y(-5y+10)

=15y^2-30y

y=4

15(4)^2-30(4)

=240-120

=120

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