SOLUTION: Subtract 4 from z. Multiply this difference by 5. Now square this product. Find the value of this expression when z = 6
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Subtract 4 from z. Multiply this difference by 5. Now square this product. Find the value of this expression when z = 6
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Edwin McCravy(20060)
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Subtract 4 from z.
That's "z take away 4" z-4
Multiply this difference by 5.
5(z-4)
Now square this product.
[5(z-4)]²
Find the value of this expression when z = 6
[5(z-4)]² = [5(6-4)]² = [5(2)]² = [10]² = 100 Edwin
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