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zalisa [80]
1 year ago
10

2w+w^3-1/2w^2 for w=2

Mathematics
1 answer:
mars1129 [50]1 year ago
8 0

The required value is 8

How can we find value?

We will find the value by putting the value of w in the given function to get the required value.

We can find the value of given function foe w=2 as shown below:

Given, function is 2w+w^3-1/2w^2

Let A=2w+w^3-1/2w^2

for w=2

A=2(2)+(2)^3-1/2(2)^2

= 2+8-1/2(4)

=2+8-2

=8

Hence, the required value is 8.

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