SOLUTION: I am stuck on correct answer for:
if x = 3 and y = -2, then -xy^2 =
I believe the answer is -12, am I correct? If not, what is correct answer?
I am not using any specific
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if x = 3 and y = -2, then -xy^2 =
I believe the answer is -12, am I correct? If not, what is correct answer?
I am not using any specific
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Question 54948: I am stuck on correct answer for:
if x = 3 and y = -2, then -xy^2 =
I believe the answer is -12, am I correct? If not, what is correct answer?
I am not using any specific book. I am just practicing...
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Actually, the answer is 12. -2^2 is the same as -(2^2), u do the inside of the parantheses first, which is 4, then change the sign to negative. Then the rest u will understand.
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