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Evaluate the expression 2a^3 +-d when
a = 5, b= 14. c= 7, and d 10.

User Kennarddh
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Answer:

240.

Explanation:

Simply plug the given values into the equation, as follows, then run it through your calculator:


2(5)^(2) + (-10)

Since the values B and C don't exist in this context, we can ignore them.

Running that equation through our calculator, we get 240.

(If you don't have a calculator, it's important to remember PEMDAS while you're solving this equation)

User TiGer
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