Mathematics, 11.12.2020 01:20 jeremiahharrisjr
Can you evaluate the expressions for the given value. (show steps if you can)
Q1.) 3(2x+1) for x = -8
Q2.) -2m^2 + 10 for m = 5
Q3.) ab + bc + ac for a=2, b=5, c=3
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