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What is the value of 234−2n2 when n = 5? 134 184 207 214
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What is the value of 234−2n2 when n = 5?

134


184


207


214

User SilentSin
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Answer:

234−2n²

it is already given that n=5 so,

234-2(5)²

234 - 2×25

234-50

184

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User Georges Krinker
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-18 is the answer hope this helped you
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