SOLUTION: what is 7x+y+16 for x=2,y=3
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Question 916233: what is 7x+y+16 for x=2,y=3
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x=2, y=3
7x+y+16
Plug 2 into x and 3 into y.
7(2)+3+16
14+3+16
ANSWER: 33
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