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If x=-2 and y=3 what is the value of 2x+y?
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If x=-2 and y=3 what is the value of 2x+y?

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Answer:

2x(-2)+y= -1

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User Dragonore
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x = -2
y= 3

2x+y

2(-2)+3

-4+3= -1

Answer: -1
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