SOLUTION: -2m + 4n^2 for m=-6 and n=-5

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Question 97854: -2m + 4n^2 for m=-6 and n=-5
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-2m + 4n^2 for m=-6 and n=-5
Substitute the values of m and n to the given equation
-2m + 4n^2 for m=-6 and n=-5
-2(-6) + 4 (-5)^2
12 + 4 (25)
12 + 100
112
Therefore: -2m + 4n^2 = 112 for m=-6 and n=-5

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