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Evaluate each expression if a=1/2 b=15 and c=9. C2 + a (2 is a exponent) 2ac. B2 - 5c (2 is exponent). Here is a picture if you

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alexgriva [62]3 years ago

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C2 + a = 81.5
2ac = 9
B2 - 5c = 180

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